In a recent eviction of ours, the tenant sent us a check for part of what he owed after the eviction process was underway and after we had filed with the courts for unlawful detainer.

The carpet estimate came in at $1,253.Here is the relevant Hawaii tenant code:Tenant Negligence, Failure to Maintain, or Unlawful Use - Section 69.

He or she is paid to detect unlawful actions or crimes committed by thugs and bad people.

In reconciling competing views from the Ohio Appellate Courts, the Dombroski Court found it “necessary to modify the second prong of the Belvedere test to allow for piercing in the event that egregious wrongs are committed by shareholders” and held that in order to “fulfill the second prong of the Belvedere test for piercing the corporate veil a plaintiff must demonstrate that the defendant shareholder exercised control over the corporation in such a manner as to commit fraud, an illegal act, or a similarly unlawful act.”Whether an Ohio court will pierce an LLCs corporate veil is a fact specific inquiry that will vary from case to case.

This is my third or fourth eviction, but this time the court clerk just mailed back my request for default judgement, rejecting it stating "no service on unnamed occupants".On the unlawful detainer complaint, the tenant was named with "does 1 through 10".But the sheriff only served the named tenant and no other occupants were identified.  

If they respond to the unlawful detainer complaint and wish to go to court, it looks like it could take a month or more to get them out.  

If you wish to remove a stubborn squatter prior to having a recorded title or other evidence of title, you may be able to have your attorney file complaint for unlawful ejectment.The dogs can be coaxed by food.

You will likely have to file an unlawful detainer versus standard eviction.

I'm looking to send a 'notice to quit' to a tenant that's been in conflict with lease terms on several different points (unlawful possession of firearms, not maintaining clean unit, disturbing other tenants right to quiet enjoyment of property, etc).

Does it say that unlawful activities are forbidden and grounds for eviction?