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STATE OF MICHIGAN JUDICIAL DISTRICT

JUDGMENT TERMINATION OF TENANCY Mobile Home Park-Mobile Home Owner Just-Cause Termination

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THE COURT FINDS: by hearing default* consent**

Plaintiff/Attorney

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*For a defendant on active military duty, default judgment shall not be entered except as provided by the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.

POSSESSION JUDGMENT 1. The plaintiff has a right to possession of the mobile home site. 2. The owner/operator has has not established just cause for termination. 3. The defendant has a right to possession of the mobile home site.

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TO THE DEFENDANT: 4. You must move out of your mobile home within 10 days from the date of this judgment, however, you have 90 days to move or sell your mobile home. See the other side for an explanation of your rights and obligations in this case. 5. An order evicting you will be issued on or after unless you move out of your mobile Date home. 6. You may be liable for money damages after you move if additional rent is owed or if there is damage to the property. 7. No money judgment is entered at this time. MONEY JUDGMENT 8. A possession judgment was previously entered. 9. A money judgment is entered as follows: a. Damages b. Costs This judgment will earn interest at statutory rates c. Total 10. FURTHER ORDERS:

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11. YOU ARE ADVISED that you may file a motion for a new trial, a motion to set aside a default judgment, or an appeal and appeal bond. This must comply with all court rules and must be filed in court by Date You may want legal help. 12. MCR 4.201(I) was explained to the parties. .

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CERTIFICATE OF MAILING: I certify that on this date I served a copy of this judgment on the parties or their attorneys by first-class mail addressed to their last-known addresses as defined in MCR 2.107(C)(3).
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MCL 125.2328(1)(h), MCL 125.2328a(4), MCL 600.5783, MCR 4.201(K), 50 USC 521 DC 105a (3/08)

JUDGMENT, TERMINATION OF TENANCY, Mobile Home Park-Mobile Home Owner (Just-Cause Termination)

MOBILE HOME OWNER'S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS IN MOBILE HOME PARK (JUST-CAUSE TERMINATIONS) MCL 600.5781 When tenancy in a mobile home park is terminated for just cause: Even though you must move out of your mobile home within 10 days of the date of judgment, you may sell your mobile home on site subject to the following conditions. (a) You must sell or move the mobile home within 90 days after the date of a judgment of possession. If the mobile home park owner or operator denies tenancy to a person who offers to purchase the mobile home within this 90-day period, the time period shall be extended for another 90 days. You are required to pay all rent and other charges for the mobile home site on time during this 90-day period or during any proper extension of the time period under (a). If you fail to pay on time, the owner or operator of the mobile home park can seek to have you evicted immediately. The owner or operator of the mobile home park may disconnect all utilities supplied by the mobile home park 10 days after the date of a judgment of possession. Within 10 days after the date of a judgment of possession, you must provide the owner or operator of the mobile home park with proof that the mobile home has been properly winterized by a licensed mobile home installer and repairer. If you fail to provide this proof within 10 days, the owner or operator of the mobile home park can seek to have you evicted immediately. You must continue to maintain the mobile home and mobile home site in accordance with the rules and regulations of the mobile home park. The mobile home park must provide you with reasonable access to the mobile home and the mobile home site for the purpose of maintaining the mobile home and mobile home site and selling the mobile home.

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If you do not move or sell your mobile home within the time limits stated above, the mobile home park owner or operator may have the mobile home removed. If you continue to live in the mobile home beyond the 10 days after the date of the judgment of possession, the mobile home park owner or operator can seek to have you evicted.