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by mathilde on May 19th, 2007

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I filed a court ordered eviction for a tenant for unpaid rent. my tenant is now incarcerated, but his sister has requested to remove his belongings from my home on his behalf. do i have to get written permission from my tenant authorizing her to do this

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  • by Jade on May 19th, 2007

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    I admit, I don't know about the legal aspect of this. But I would do it anyway, just to cover my own rear end.

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  • by scottx2 on May 19th, 2007

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    Not only would I get written permission...make sure it's notorized.

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  • by Norman_Outside the lines on May 19th, 2007

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    you can be held liable for his belongings. You need to get written permission to be released from liability.

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