William H. Beehner, Jr
10-08-2007, 02:29 AM
If I have received a 10 day notice from my landlord and I have received a notice from the magistrate that I had 10 appear in court to defend myself
AND I FAILED TO APPEAR at that hearing, because I was in arrears on my rent
1) is the magistrate required to notify me, after missing the court hearing, that I have 10 days to appeal this ruling, or is that covered in the initial serving of the 10 day notice to appear
2) if, I was in arrears for 2950 dollars, and the landlord, after my failing to appear at the court hearing, and prior before the final 7 day judgement for the sheriff to move me, if the landlord accepted a payment of 650 dollars,
does this stop the eviction, as prior to the final 7 day judgement for the sheriff to move me, the landlord, by north carolina law, is required to sign an affidavit that he did not enter into a lease agreement with me, nor did he receive any payment on rent in arrears
3) according to NC law the landlord, within 30 days after entering into a rental agreement, the landlord, must provide the name and address of the bank or insurance company he has deposited my 250 deposit with, and the landlord, after 3 years of renting from him, has failed to inform me where the deposit is located, does this help me at all
4) i owe 2950 dollars, and have 700 to my name, is there anyway to stop this eviction without the balance
Sincerely
william hunter beehner jr
AND I FAILED TO APPEAR at that hearing, because I was in arrears on my rent
1) is the magistrate required to notify me, after missing the court hearing, that I have 10 days to appeal this ruling, or is that covered in the initial serving of the 10 day notice to appear
2) if, I was in arrears for 2950 dollars, and the landlord, after my failing to appear at the court hearing, and prior before the final 7 day judgement for the sheriff to move me, if the landlord accepted a payment of 650 dollars,
does this stop the eviction, as prior to the final 7 day judgement for the sheriff to move me, the landlord, by north carolina law, is required to sign an affidavit that he did not enter into a lease agreement with me, nor did he receive any payment on rent in arrears
3) according to NC law the landlord, within 30 days after entering into a rental agreement, the landlord, must provide the name and address of the bank or insurance company he has deposited my 250 deposit with, and the landlord, after 3 years of renting from him, has failed to inform me where the deposit is located, does this help me at all
4) i owe 2950 dollars, and have 700 to my name, is there anyway to stop this eviction without the balance
Sincerely
william hunter beehner jr