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Posted by Doug in IL on May 23, 2005 at 16:40:36 from (64.254.202.82):
In Reply to: UPDATE posted by Markuss on May 23, 2005 at 13:24:49:
In this state at least, that is not BS! The tenant could have legally called a tow company and had your tractor removed! Also, on a year to year lease, the obligation to terminate lies with the landowner. A year to year lease is basically any type of lease except for a one year written lease. The tenant is under no obligation to "ask" each year. The landlord has to terminate! The recourse you have is with the developer who sold you the lot. Ask him to pay the damages. If he won't, your only recourse is to take him to civil court.
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