In the most frequently filed actions, litigants are seeking evictions to obtain one of the following results:
- Possession of property (known as a “single action”);
- Back rent and possession of property (known as a “joint action”); or
- Condominium fees such as assessments and other fines.
- lock-out cases, where landlords attempt to bypass proper eviction procedures and instead change the locks on the door or shut off utility services; and
- distress for rent cases, where landlords seize tenants’ personal property to secure payment of past due rent.
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