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Posted by HoldoverHangover on February 11, 2002 at 11:44:06:

Hi. My friend is in the hospital after a car accident. She hasn't been home for 10 days and her lease was up 8 days ago (she shoudl be released from the hospital within a week or so). I spoke with the landlord on her behalf and offered to write a check for this months rent. He refused it and threatened to change the locks on the door (which I know he can't do). My question is how long would it take for him to get the sheriff involved to throw her stuff out. Also, if the LL woudl have to go to court, would she have to be served in the hospital or could it be left at her door. Any other insight/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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• Re: Holdover problem me again 02/11/02 (0)
• Just keep the courts informed of the tenants condition. John 02/11/02 (0)

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