Full question:
What are my rights as to living in a mobile home park, and the person I am living with has been given Termination of Tenancy. Does the Park owner have the right to have us move our Mobile Home, which I own half, and I have no violations on myself. The owners only have his name on the termination of Tenancy. Also, do they have the right to ban him from ever coming into the mobile home park after he is evicted? The Termination notice to quit tenancy is June 7, 2007. What are our rights and what can I do about this? He is going to make them take him to court. The Park says they have pictures of him putting food scraps out the back door for the animals. They also say that he had been urinating outside but have no pictures.
- Category: Landlord Tenant
- Subcategory: Lease Termination
- Date:
- State: Michigan
Answer:
Your rights depend on whether you are named on the lease and if the Termination of Tenancy notice addresses all occupants. If you are not named on the termination notice, you may still have rights as a tenant, especially if you have no violations.
The park owner may have the right to request that you move your mobile home, particularly if the termination notice is valid and requires repossession. However, since you own half of the mobile home, you might have additional rights regarding its relocation.
Regarding the park owner's ability to ban your co-tenant from the park after eviction, this can depend on the specific terms of the lease and local laws. Generally, if the eviction is lawful, they may restrict access to the park for that individual.
It is advisable to seek legal assistance to understand your specific rights and options in this situation. You may also want to consider challenging the termination notice if you believe it is unjust.
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