Updates are posted as received from the courts. Consult the advance sheets and bound volumes of the official reports for final revisions and proper pagination. Months after providing defendant a thirty-day notice of termination, plaintiff filed a complaint to terminate defendant's tenancy in a federally subsidized public housing unit. A jury found in plaintiff's favor, and the district court entered a judgment of eviction. Defendant appealed this judgment to the circuit court, which affirmed.
Defendant now appeals by leave granted.
I Defendant rented from plaintiff a federally subsidized housing unit where she and her children have lived since 1991. In March or April 1996, defendant's brother, who had been in a homeless shelter, moved into her unit on a temporary basis. In June 1996, Ann Arbor police officers raided defendant's unit, telling her that a named individual was selling drugs from her unit. However, the name given was that of defendant's son, who had been in prison for approximately two years at the time of the raid. Approximately one month after the raid, the police came to defendant's apartment and told her that her brother had been selling drugs from her apartment.