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corset

Member
What is the name of your state? Pa
hi guys for those that know of the situation I thank you for the much needed help, Here it is the 10th day of January and again we have recieved another certified letter from the landlord, we have the appeal date set and have been paying the court the rent for the dwelling. the landlord has demended the court move the hearing date up from September 3, 2003 to immediately, she is also demending that the cost release these money to her for compensation. we have recieved four notices from this landlord since December 10,2002. this new letter reads "Praecipe to terminate Superseades: Please terminate superseades on above caption notice for failure to pay." We are paying the rent just not to her, but to the courts.. How does the court look at something like this,,every month we receive these letters. is this some form of hassarsement?
Ps husband has been activated to join the endeavor freedom operation.
 


abezon

Senior Member
You tell the court you support or oppose the motion to move up the hearing. You also file your own motion asking the court to enjoin her from demanding rent when you are paying it on time to the court, per court order. Take in 4 months of demand letters & court clerk receipts to show the judge.
 

Cvillecpm

Senior Member
According to later information in your previous post, you are actually attempting to purchase the property and are disputing the cost or pay out amount she is charging you.

If so, this is not a L-T situation and her attorney can request court to order immediate possession since her underlying ownership of the property is at stake.

You need an attorney - either civil or military - to reivew your ownership/lease/payment documents.
 

corset

Member
we are not trying to buy the property
we are appealing the decision of the district court judgement. we were advise to bring the rent to the courts. we have done so
that is all we are doing
we are not preventing the sale of the house, she has raised the price from 87,900 to 92,000, there is a for sale sign out of the front grass. She is preventing the sale of her own property due to neglect and failure to be responsible, we paid her sufficient amount of money to live in here, she did not give us the thirty days noticed that was required by law, she stated during the district court hearing that she was unable to deliever it to us. It was taped on the back and front doors on November 5,2002 she wanted us out on december 1, 2002, On december 1, 2002 she and her associates showed up at the property demanding we leave the property, we had until monday morning december 2,2002 to file this appeal in this case we did, she threaten husband in front of cops "stating that she will do what ever it takes to get us out of this property, even if its on christmas eve: end quote. the cops than escorted her out of the house.
we have been paying the courts the rent.
ps. she has stated in one of the documents that she continues to maintain the property, if this is the case why is the ceiling still a mess and the tub not fixed, and why do i still have a towel around the door to stop the cold air from coming in

thanks
 

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