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This eviction hearing highlights the difficult balance between tenant hardships and landlord rights. The tenant, occupying a 10,000-square-foot warehouse, requested six months to move belongings, citing a verbal agreement that moving out would erase back rent. He explained that the process of clearing the property, including liquidation and removal of items, would take far longer than the standard 10-day period provided by law.

The landlord’s attorney disputed the claim of any agreement and argued that rent remained due regardless, emphasizing that the tenant had not yet vacated. The judge carefully separated the two legal questions at hand: the possession of the property and the monetary damages. After hearing both sides, the judge made it clear that while some additional time could be considered, six months was far beyond reason.

Ultimately, the judge issued a possession order effective June 30, granting the landlord control of the property after that date. A separate trial on rent and damages was scheduled for July 15. This decision underscores how courts balance practicality with the need to uphold property laws.

The case serves as a real example of eviction proceedings, showing how judges weigh tenant requests against landlord rights, while keeping legal standards intact.

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