Express Eviction | Streamlining Measures of Act Litigation
The new regulations come into force just to simplify the process and shorten the response times of the courts by eliminating unnecessary procedures. Since the procedure is resolved by a payment procedure, a speedy and simple does not involve the judge, the resolution is much more agile.
Once the landlord files default and demand is accepted, the clerk gives the tenant 10 days to pay the amount due, leave the home or present the arguments by which he believes he should not, in whole or in part, the money asked.
Faced with the various notifications or calls for trial to be carried out so far and that delayed the eviction process, the requirement that the clerk sends the defendant is the only communication necessary procedural and allowed to pass directly to the launch.
Requirement is expressed in the date on which they will be hearing and any day and time of eviction. In that letter the respondent stated that if you need free assistance, you may request a public defender within three days.
In ten days, the tenant can pay the debt to the owner. Only in the event that at this time formally oppose and express the reasons why it believes it must pay the amount owed will be held the hearing. In the oral proceedings, if it is understood that no reason will be agreed to terminate the contract and the date of eviction.
In the event the tenant leaves the property within ten days, but not return the amount owed, the process continues at the request of plaintiff to recover the money owed.
If the defendant fails to perform any of these actions, pay, leave, housing or object, proceed immediately to launch. In the initial request itself tells you there is no need to send more notifications and hold either trial.
