Park tenants are also free to organize or join a tenant organization and should not be evicted for such activity u nder New Hampshire law. The law sets out a special process which landlords and park owners must follow to lawfully evict tenants. The steps include written notice to the tenant and the opport unity for a court hearing. For an eviction to be legal, it must be ordered by a court. A court will not allow an eviction unless the park owner can prove a lawful reason for taking this action.
Tenants have a right to appeal an eviction by going to court.
If a tenant does not show up in court on the appointed date, the court will decide in favor of the landlord or park owner. You owe it to yourself and your family to make the court date. If you have any doubts or questions about your legal rights, consult a lawyer. It is illegal for a park owner to try to make you leave by interfering with or interrupting your electricity, heat, gas or other utility service. A park owner cannot legally remove your home or take your property without first getting a court order.