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Landlord Stipulation Concerns Explained
Summary
Signing a stipulation with your landlord could impact your rental history. Ensure it states no eviction will be recorded if terms are met. You have the right to request modifications for accuracy. Consult an attorney to review the stipulation for potential issues. Consider discussing your concerns with your landlord or property manager.Full Conversation
I have an issue with a landlord/property manager. My lease is up and us being renewed. Thats fine I don't want to stay. They have given nme an extra month to move by extension. But to use the extension they want me to sign a stipulation tht grants then restitution with out a hearing. They nothing happens unless I stay longer.
Hi ****,
To clarify, are you asking if you should sign the stipulation your landlord/property manager is requesting?
To clarify, are you asking if you should sign the stipulation your landlord/property manager is requesting?
]yes, bercausse will it show as an eviction plus the stipulation is based on false items. But if I don't sign the will start eviction anyway. I would like it worded somewhere that it will lnot show as an ecviction]
Hi ****,
Could you clarify if the stipulation specifically mentions an eviction or any terms that might affect your rental history? This will help provide the best guidance on your situation.
Could you clarify if the stipulation specifically mentions an eviction or any terms that might affect your rental history? This will help provide the best guidance on your situation.
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Hi ****,
It sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation. Here are a few points to consider:
- Utah law requires a landlord to provide a written notice for eviction.
- If you sign a stipulation, it could potentially affect your rental history if not worded correctly.
Can you provide more details on what the stipulation specifically states regarding eviction and your rental history? This will help in giving more precise advice.
It sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation. Here are a few points to consider:
- Utah law requires a landlord to provide a written notice for eviction.
- If you sign a stipulation, it could potentially affect your rental history if not worded correctly.
Can you provide more details on what the stipulation specifically states regarding eviction and your rental history? This will help in giving more precise advice.
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Hi ****,
It looks like you're dealing with a complicated situation. Here are a few points to consider:
- Signing a stipulation could potentially affect your rental history.
- Ensure the stipulation is clear that no eviction will be recorded.
Could you provide more details on the stipulation's exact wording?
It looks like you're dealing with a complicated situation. Here are a few points to consider:
- Signing a stipulation could potentially affect your rental history.
- Ensure the stipulation is clear that no eviction will be recorded.
Could you provide more details on the stipulation's exact wording?
K. BRADLEY CARR (*)
CARR | WOODALL
Attorney for Plaintiff
* W South Jordan Parkway, Suite *
South Jordan, Utah *
Telephone: (*) *-*
email: brad@carrwoodall.com
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
OF SALT LAKE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH
IN THE MATTER OF THE MARRIAGE
OF:
KELLY BENSON,
Plaintiff,
And,
KENNETH W. SHANAFELT,
Defendant.
ORDER OF RESTITUTION
Case No.
Judge
Commissioner
The Court, having received the stipulation, and based on Defendant’s approval of
this order to form, hereby ORDERS:
TO THE DEFENDANT(S):
*. You and all those claiming possession under you, shall vacate the
premises located at * S. * W., #*, West Valley City, Utah *, remove your
personal property, and restore possession of the premises to plaintiff by the third calendar day
from the service of this order.
*. Should you fail to vacate the premises within the time provided for in this
Order, the Sheriff or Constable, at the direction of Plaintiff, may enter the premises by force
using the least destructive means possible to remove you, your personal property, and any
persons claiming a right to occupancy from you
*. You have a right to a hearing to contest the manner of enforcement of this
Order. At the time of enforcement of this Order, a copy of this order together with a form to
request a hearing, will be served upon you.
TO THE SHERIFF OR CONSTABLE:
*. If the Defendant(s) fails to comply within the time period prescribed
above, you are commanded to, at Plaintiff’s direction, enter the premises by force using the least
destructive means possible to remove the Defendant(s), any personal property, and any persons
claiming a right to occupancy from the Defendant(s).
----------END OF ORDER, SIGNATURE APPEARS AT TOP OF FIRST PAGE----------
Approved to Form:
_______________________
**** W. ****
Hi ****,
To address your concerns, consider the following points:
- Ensure the stipulation clearly states that no eviction will be recorded if you comply with the terms.
- You have the right to request modifications to the stipulation to reflect accurate information.
- Consult with an attorney to review the stipulation for any potential issues.
Would you like more specific advice on how to approach your landlord/property manager with these concerns?
To address your concerns, consider the following points:
- Ensure the stipulation clearly states that no eviction will be recorded if you comply with the terms.
- You have the right to request modifications to the stipulation to reflect accurate information.
- Consult with an attorney to review the stipulation for any potential issues.
Would you like more specific advice on how to approach your landlord/property manager with these concerns?
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