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John McKinnon
  • Bow, NH
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Is Tenant responsible for damages for eviction in NH?

John McKinnon
  • Bow, NH
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We recently went through the eviction process in NH. After the damand for rent and eviction noticed expired, an affidavid for damages was issued. The eviction went all the way to court. During the process the tenant paid partial rent, plus the damages, yet never paid the full rent. Due to a techincality, the eviction was dissmissed by the judge. The tenant is now claiming that she should never have paid the damages and she is trying to deduct from the back rent she still owes us. Our understanding is the damages are still required to be paid as well as the full back rent. Is this correct in NH?


Also, we are looking for a good attorney familar with NH landlord/tenant laws. PM if you are an attorney practicing in NH (concord area) and are looking for another client.
 

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