Just had a client sell their building, and one of the units has an ongoing eviction action against a tenant. Surely others have had this happen. Next steps with the court (related to the LL change)? Standing??
Thanks.
Patrick
Patrick T. Hogan, Esq.
Hogan Legal Services, P.A.
A Motion for Substitution of Party plaintiff under 1.260(c) does the trick.
On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 9:02 PM pat@hoganlegalservices.com <
pat@hoganlegalservices.com> wrote:
Just had a client sell their building, and one of the units has an ongoing
eviction action against a tenant. Surely others have had this happen.
Next steps with the court (related to the LL change)? Standing??
Thanks.
Patrick
Patrick T. Hogan, Esq.
Hogan Legal Services, P.A.
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Have the seller do an assignment of the cause of action. Then just continue
with the case with the new party designated as successor-in-interest. The
style and caption do not change at all
One other thing 9 p.m.? Really?.
On Jan 5, 2017 9:04 PM, "pat@hoganlegalservices.com" <
pat@hoganlegalservices.com> wrote:
Just had a client sell their building, and one of the units has an ongoing
eviction action against a tenant. Surely others have had this happen.
Next steps with the court (related to the LL change)? Standing??
Thanks.
Patrick
Patrick T. Hogan, Esq.
Hogan Legal Services, P.A.
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