(Proposed) Judgment Entry Granting Restitution of Premises (Evictions) (Ohio)
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About this template
This template is an Ohio FED action form for evicting a tenant, granting the plaintiff-landlord possession of their commercial or residential rental property.
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A template 30-day notice for landlords to terminate a tenancy with a residential tenant due to a breach of a statutory duty as outlined in the Ohio Landlord-Tenant Act. It meets the requirements for a landlord to bring a forcible entry and detainer (FED) action to evict the tenant as per the Ohio Revised Code.
This is an online document template for a praecipe for a writ of restitution in Ohio, following a judgment in favor of the landlord in a FED action to evict a commercial or residential tenant.
A template ten-day notice to quit that must be served before initiating a summary eviction proceeding under the New York Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law (NY RPAPL). It is applicable when no landlord-tenant relationship exists for commercial or residential real property.
This template is used to initiate a summary proceeding in the New York City Civil Court (Housing Part) for the eviction of a residential tenant due to non-payment of rent. The eviction process is regulated by Article 7 of the New York Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law (NY RPAPL).
This is a 14-day notice to quit for non-payment of rent, as outlined in a written lease between a landlord and tenant of a Massachusetts rental property.
This template is built to assist New Jersey landlords in providing notice to tenants that their tenancy is being terminated for cause and that the landlord is demanding possession of the leased premises. This template meets the notice requirement for bringing a summary dispossession action (eviction) against a tenant for possession of the leased premises.