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Contract dispute over unpaid rent; summary judgment; lease was defectively executed, creating a month-to-month tenancy; R.C. 5321.17 does not apply to commercial leases; lessee did not owe rent for August when month-to-month lease was terminated in June.
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My commercial lease ended, but I am continuing to pay rent and occupy the space I had leased. What are my rights and obligations?
When your lease expired but you continued to remain in the premises, you became a hold-over tenant. Your continued payment of rent increases your rights as a holdover tenant, assuming that your landlord has been cashing your rent checks. Under New Jersey law, a tenancy-at-will has been created. If the term of your original lease was longer than one month, you are deemed to a month-to-month tenancy. In other words, you have a lease term of one month at a time under terms identical to your original lease. Your lease will continue to renew automatically every month, unless you or your landlord takes steps to terminate the month-to-month tenancy.
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lease – res judicata – month to month tenancy – motion to dismiss – summary judgment – Civ.R. 56
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... agreement which provides month to month tenancy, giving either party the ability to cancel the agr...
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Appellant contends that enforcement of the parties oral lease agreement is barred by the Statute of Frauds. He also contends that the manifest weight of the evidence does not support finding him liable for two claims of conversion or the total damage award. The trial court did not enforce the parties oral lease agreement but rather enforced Appellants obligation to pay rent under an implied-in-law, month-to-month tenancy. There is competent, credible evidence to support the findings of liability and the damage award. Judgment affirmed.
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... bankruptcy filing upon her month-to-month tenancy with defendant. The resolution of this dispute cen...
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... renew but is converted into a tenancy from month-to-month Limit 1½ months’ rent; inte...
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Civ.R. 60(B); without a transcript the hearing on the motion to vacate, appellate court presumes the validity of the trial court's proceedings in granting the Civ.R. 60(B) motion.
... into a month to month tenancy of the premises and that Volo Enterprises served the...
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No more incentives
Re "A license to drive benefits everyone" (Editorial, Feb. 24):
... renegotiate its holdover month-to-month tenancy. That is true. But what is also true is the Woodle...