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A Second Cause in Housing Court

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In Toledo when performing an eviction, you have two options.  The first, and most common, cause is to evict for possession of the property.  This is the classic "get out of my house" action that most people are familiar with.  The second cause, and one that is not used as frequently, is essentially a monetary lawsuit.  With a second cause you sue for delinquent rent, late fees, damage, et al.

You can file a first cause alone, a second cause alone, or a combined first and second.

My question:  If you plan on filing a second cause (i.e. the deadbeat renter is gone and you have possession), how do you find out where he is to serve him the court summons?  Has anyone done this?

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