Document for NorthStar RE, LLC vs Derek Carlson

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                                33-CV-24-83




 STATE OF MINNESOTA                                                     DISTRICT COURT
 COUNTY OF KANABEC                                              TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
                                                                           CIVIL COURT

                                                                         CASE TYPE: Eviction
 NorthStar RE, LLC,                                           File No. ____________________
                           Plaintiff (Landlord),
 and                                                                ORDER FOR EVICTION


 Derek Carlson, and Carlson Consulting, LLC,
 d/b/a NorthStar Pontoons
                                  Defendant.


       The above-entitled proceeding came on for hearing before the Honorable _____________,
Judge of District Court, at the above-named Court, Stearns County Courthouse, in the City of Saint
Cloud, County of Stearns, State of Minnesota, on the ____day of _______, 2024.
       Plaintiff appeared with his attorney, Timothy R. Hrubetz, Jr., Toepfer at Law, via Zoom
pursuant to the Minnesota Supreme Court Order AMD20-8001.
       Defendant appeared Pro se, via Zoom pursuant to the Minnesota Supreme Court Order
AMD20-8001.
       The Court, having heard the evidence adduced and based upon all the records, files, and
proceedings herein, makes the following Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order for
Judgment.
                                     FINDINGS OF FACT

   1. Plaintiff, NorthStar RE, LLC (hereafter “Landlord”) leased 510 Highway 65, Mora,

       Kanabec County, Minnesota 55051, to Defendants Derek Carlson, and Carlson Consulting,

       LLC, d/b/a NorthStar Pontoons, (hereafter “Tenant”)

   2. Landlord, having present right of possession of the residential property, has followed Minn.

       Stat. §504B.181 by informing the tenant in the rental agreement before the beginning of the

       tenancy the name and address of the person authorized to manage the property and a landlord

       or agent authorized by the landlord to accept service of process and receive and give receipt
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        for notices and demands, and by posting an obvious place on the property a printed or

        typewritten notice that includes the above information, namely in the rental office were

        tenants pay their rent.

   3. Tenant has not vacated the premises.

   4. Tenant failed to pay rent, and fees in the amount of $7,900.00.

   5. Tenant received proper notice of default under the terms of the lease and has failed to cure

        said default.

   6.   The lease does not preclude Landlord from seeking damages in pursuit of legal action as a

        result of Tenant’s default.

                                             ORDER

   1. The Court Administrator shall enter judgment for a writ of recovery of the premises.

   2. Landlord is awarded the past due rent.

   3. Landlord is awarded filing fees, service fees, and reasonable attorney’s fees as damages

        incurred by Landlord due to Tenant’s default and failure to cure.


                                      ORDER FOR JUDGMENT
                        Let judgment be entered accordingly and forthwith.


Dated: _____________________                 BY THE COURT


                                             _________________________________
                                             Judge of District Court


I certify the above Conclusions of Law are the Judgment and Decree of the Court.


                                             _________________________________
                                             Court Administrator