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  • I-90 Properties, LLC vs Felipe Hernandez Eviction (UD) document preview
  • I-90 Properties, LLC vs Felipe Hernandez Eviction (UD) document preview
  • I-90 Properties, LLC vs Felipe Hernandez Eviction (UD) document preview
  • I-90 Properties, LLC vs Felipe Hernandez Eviction (UD) document preview
  • I-90 Properties, LLC vs Felipe Hernandez Eviction (UD) document preview
  • I-90 Properties, LLC vs Felipe Hernandez Eviction (UD) document preview
						
                                

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Filed in District Court State of Minnesota July 3, 2023 State of Minnesota District Court Jackson County Fifth Judicial District Court File Number: 32-CV-23-55 Case Type Eviction (UD) I-90 Properties, LLC vs Felipe Hernandez Eviction Action – Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Order and Judgment (Minn. Stat. §504B.345) This case was heard via Zoom by the undersigned on June 13, 2023. PLAINTIFF: Appeared in person. Represented by: counsel agent Appeared through agent ______________________________________ Did not appear and is in default. Name Taliesen Burrows DEFENDANT: With interpreter, Ninoska Mancebo-Meyer Appeared in person. _____________________________________ Did not appear and is in default. Name Defendant has admitted denied the allegations in the Eviction Action complaint. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law 1. Plaintiff has failed to prove the allegations in the complaint. 2. COMPLAINT: Plaintiff proved the following allegations by a preponderance of the evidence. a. Compliance with Minn. Stat. § 504B.181. b. Defendant has failed and refuses to pay rent for the month(s) of in the amount of $______________ per month payable on the __________ day of each month for a total due of $________________. c. Notice to vacate was properly given and Defendant has failed to vacate said property. d. Defendant has broken the terms of the rental agreement and Defendant has failed to vacate the property. e. Defendant defaulted on the mortgage and the property has been sold at a Sheriff’s sale. The Redemption period has expired and Plaintiff is entitled to possession. f. Defendant defaulted on a contract deed and is holding over after proper cancellation of the contract. g. Other: . 3. DEFENSES: Defendant(s) proved the following defenses by a preponderance of the evidence. a. Improper service by b. Violation of the covenants of habitability by c. Improper notice because MNCIS-CIV-123 STATE Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Order and Judgment HOU114 Rev 6/23 Page 1 of 3 32-CV-23-55 d. Waiver of by e. Other: 4. SETTLEMENT: No judgment to be entered at this time. The parties have reached a settlement, which is approved and incorporated in this Decision and Order. Settled through Mediation (See attached settlement agreement) Settled by the Litigants (See attached settlement agreement) Settlement terms are as follows: Court found that Respondent has not paid rent for April and May 2023 and will stay judgment until July 1, 2023, if Respondent vacates premises by June 30, 2023. If property not vacated by June 30, 2023, Plaintiff may file an Affidavit of Non-Compliance and Court will enter Judgment and issue Writ of Recovery to Plaintiff without further hearing. Order 1. The settlement is hereby approved as agreed upon. 2. JUDGMENT: The Court Administrator shall enter judgment for: Plaintiff for recovery of the premises. The Writ of Recovery of Premises and Order to Vacate shall be: i. issued immediately upon request and payment of fee. ii. stayed until Date Defendant to remain in possession of the premises. Allowable costs and disbursements to the prevailing party. 3. DISMISSAL: The case is dismissed WITH WITHOUT prejudice and the Court Administrator shall enter Judgment accordingly. 4. REDEMPTION: Defendant may redeem the premise (for nonpayment of rent) by paying to the Plaintiff $__________ by _______________. If not, a judgment and writ shall issue by default. Date 5. RENT ABATEMENT: Defendant has had diminished use and enjoyment of the premises. Rent is abated for the months of _____________________________________ by a total of $_____________, and is abated by $______________ per month until the first month following completion of court ordered repairs. 6. RENT DISBURSEMENT: The rent now on deposit with the Court shall be released as follows: $____________________ to Plaintiff $_____________________ to Defendant. MNCIS-CIV-123 STATE Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Order and Judgment HOU114 Rev 6/23 Page 2 of 3 32-CV-23-55 7. HEARING: This is scheduled for court trial jury trial motion hearing on issues of ____________________________on________________, at ___________ (a.m./p.m.) at __________________________________________________________________. 8. DISCOVERY: The parties shall provide to each other by_________________, the following: a list of witnesses, with phone numbers and addresses, and the subjects about which they will testify, and copies of exhibits (documents, photographs, etc.) to be introduced at trial, and _______________________________________________________________________. Parties must bring to trial three (3) copies of all exhibits. 9. RENT INTO COURT: Defendant shall pay into Court the rent of $_____________ in cash or certified funds payable to the Court Administrator, on or before ____________ (a.m./p.m.) on _____________________, ______, and all future rent by the ___________ day of each month until further Order of the Court, or the Court will issue a Writ of Recovery of Premises and Order to Vacate. 10. OTHER: By the Court: __________________________________ Judge MNCIS-CIV-123 STATE Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Order and Judgment HOU114 Rev 6/23 Page 3 of 3