Assertion: landlord's tenant | /r/HasProperty | evicted
Facets:
value: forcibly
type: MANNER
value: pursuant to a court order
type: CAUSE
value: legally
type: MANNER
value: formally
type: DEGREE
value: rightfully
type: MANNER
value: in 24 hours
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Following the notice period, any tenant who does not appear in court to dispute the eviction proceedings will by default lose the case and be formally evicted.
text: The Clerk of the County Court will issue a "Writ of Possession" to be served by the Sheriff notifying the tenant that the tenant will be evicted in 24 hours.
text: After the tenant has been evicted, the landlord may find that the tenant has left personal property behind in the rental unit.
text: There are many rules which must be followed before a tenant can be legally evicted.
text: In this case, all tenants must leave the property or be evicted.
text: If you do not come to court with the proper evidence, a tenant who should rightfully be evicted may be allowed to remain in the property due to this lack of evidence.
text: How long will it take until the tenant is evicted?
text: Failure to do either can result in the tenant being forcibly evicted pursuant to a court order from the leased premise.
text: If the tenant must be evicted, you will most likely be able to retain part or all of the bond to make up for your loss.
text: However, the tenant can also be evicted for using, selling, or manufacturing illegal drugs at the rental unit.