However the very nature of your question seems to indicate that what you would like to do contravenes the purpose of the statute which likely means the Service would go the extra mile to enforce the letter of statute against you, and if that were insufficient invoke substance over form anti abuse provisions to prevent you from accomplishing what you desire.

Luckily, that was not the case.But, the eviction statute here makes an owner evict the supplemental tenants in a supplemental eviction action.

Very cryptic wording of the statute.

@Joseph M....concerning evictions, the statutes here are landlord friendly but he courts are tenant friendly.  

Refer to the multitude of federal statutes and regulations that govern bank wires.

Greetings from Asheville.I've just run into what I think is a major snag into doing foreclosure rescues using "Subject to" financing in North Carolina due to NC General Statute § 75-121.

For other structures the NC Building Code statute applies per the class of structure.

2)PA Trust Statute 20 Pa.C.S.A. §7732 (the same as section 402 of Uniform Trust Code) http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?

Start using the land and then get free and clear title after the 3 year statute of limitation.

Didn't read the actual statute though.