Free Petition for Warrant of Restitution - Maryland

This form is not printable, and cannot be completed online. This is a complex form with signatures needed on various pages. The Court requires the carbonless multi-part form, which is available from any District Court location (Baltimore City Civil forms can be found at Fayette and Gay Street location only). A sample form is provided here so you may DISTRICT COURT OF MARYLAND FOR see the information needed to complete the carbonless form. City/County
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Plaintiff/Agent Address of Plaintiff/Attorney/Agent City Defendant Plaintiff/Agent Defendant Address of Defendant City State Zip Constable/Deputy/Sheriff Constable Number Date State Zip Court Address

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EVICTED CANCELED PAID CANCELED MOVED CANCELED EXPIRED

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PETITION - FOR WARRANT OF RESTITUTION
The Court on Determined the amount due to be $ , plus $ costs for a total amount of $ Ordered that possession of the premises be restored to the Plaintiff. Premises described as Without right of redemption. The amount determined to be due has not been paid. Defendant remains in possession of the premises, therefore the Defendant has not complied with the judgment in this case. The Plaintiff requests possession of the premises in this case. All the Tenant(s) on the lease are listed above. I do solemnly declare and affirm under the penalties of perjury that the matters and facts set forth above are true to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief.
Date Address Signature of Plaintiff/Agent/Attorney Telephone

ORDER
State of Maryland To Sheriff of this County/Constable of this Court, Greetings: to wit:

Whereas the Court has determined: The amount due to be $ (not including costs). Lease had ended. Notice to quit had been given. Defendant breached lease. Defendant is wrongfully in possession of premises and judgment has been entered in favor of the Plaintiff for possession of the premises as shown above. Now, therefore, Unless Defendant tenders to the Plaintiff or his agent, cash, certified check or money order in the amount of $ plus $ costs. Without right of redemption. The Sheriff/Constable of this Court is ordered to cause the Plaintiff to have again and repossess the premises by putting the Plaintiff (or the Plaintiff's duly qualified agent or attorney for the Plaintiff's benefit) in possession thereof, and for that purpose to remove from the premises by force if necessary, all the furniture, implements, tools, goods, effects or other chattels of every description.

Judge

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NOTICE: To request a foreign language interpreter or reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact the court immediately. DC/CV 81 (Rev. 9/2009)
NOT VALID UNLESS SIGNED BY JUDGE

DISTRICT COURT OF MARYLAND FOR
Located at
Plaintiff/Agent Address of Plaintiff/Attorney/Agent City Defendant State Zip Court Address

City/County

Case No.
EVICTED CANCELED PAID CANCELED MOVED CANCELED EXPIRED
Plaintiff/Agent

Defendant Address of Defendant City State Zip Constable/Deputy/Sheriff Constable Number Date

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

PETITION - FOR WARRANT OF RESTITUTION
The Court on Determined the amount due to be $ , plus $ costs for a total amount of $ Ordered that possession of the premises be restored to the Plaintiff. Premises described as Without right of redemption. The amount determined to be due has not been paid. Defendant remains in possession of the premises, therefore the Defendant has not complied with the judgment in this case. The Plaintiff requests possession of the premises in this case. All the Tenant(s) on the lease are listed above. I do solemnly declare and affirm under the penalties of perjury that the matters and facts set forth above are true to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief.
Date Address Signature of Plaintiff/Agent/Attorney Telephone

ORDER
State of Maryland To Sheriff of this County/Constable of this Court, Greetings: to wit: NOTICE OF EVICTION Please be advised that in connection with your hearing for eviction where the judge has granted restitution for the Plaintiff, it has been arranged by the Plaintiff to have you put out. You may be put out at any time after the date of issuance of this Order. (Certain exceptions apply in Baltimore City-see notice on back). THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER NOTICE

Whereas the Court has determined: The amount due to be $ (not including costs). Lease had ended. Notice to quit had been given. Defendant breached lease. Defendant is wrongfully in possession of premises and judgment has been entered in favor of the Plaintiff for possession of the premises as shown above. Now, therefore, Unless Defendant tenders to the Plaintiff or his agent, cash, certified check or money order in the amount of $ plus $ costs. Without right of redemption.

The Sheriff/Constable of this Court is ordered to cause the Plaintiff to have again and repossess the premises by putting the Plaintiff (or the Plaintiff's duly qualified agent or attorney for the Plaintiff's benefit) in possession thereof, and for that purpose to remove from the premises by force if necessary, all the furniture, implements, tools, goods, effects or other chattels of every description.

Judge

Date

NOTICE: To request a foreign language interpreter or reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact the court immediately. DC/CV 81 (Rev. 9/2009)
NOT VALID UNLESS SIGNED BY JUDGE

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE DEFENDANT (DOES NOT APPLY TO BALTIMORE CITY)
The Plaintiff has requested and the Court has ordered enforcement of the judgment for possession which has been entered against you. This means that you can be forcibly moved from the premises at any time after the date of this order, without warning! THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER NOTICE. To prevent the eviction you have the right to pay the amount that the Court determined to be due, plus costs, at any time before the eviction begins. However, if the Court has ordered possession without the right of redemption you may NOT remain on the premises, unless you and the Plaintiff agree in writing that you may stay. On the day of eviction the Sheriff or Constable will meet the Plaintiff and his workers at your home. The Plaintiff's workers will remove the property from the premises. All goods will be placed on the road or street. The Sheriff or Constable is not responsible for protecting your property. If you have arranged to move to another place, please do so immediately because if the Sheriff or Constable is forced to put you out, some of your property could become lost, stolen or damaged. You may also be required to pay moving and storage charges to get back your possessions.

BALTIMORE CITY ONLY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS
The landlord in a failure to pay rent case, must provide notice to the tenant of the first scheduled eviction date in each of three separate ways: · Mail notice to the tenant by first-class mail with a certificate of mailing at least 14 days in advance of the first scheduled eviction date; and · Mail the notice to the tenant by certified mail at least 14 days in advance of the first scheduled eviction date; and · Post the notice on the premises at least 7 days in advance of the first scheduled eviction date. · The day of mailing or posting is Day 1. Day 14 must be the day before the scheduled date of eviction. Count holidays and weekends. The tenant may challenge whether the notices were properly sent. If the tenant challenges the notices or if the sheriff has doubt that the notices were properly given, the sheriff will refer the issue to the judge for decision. If the judge determines that the landlord did not comply with the notice requirements, the eviction will be postponed for 15 days. If the notice challenge is determined in the landlord's favor, the sheriff will execute the eviction immediately. The landlord is strictly prohibited from putting the abandoned property in the street, the sidewalk, alleys, or on any public property. Anyone who illegally dumps abandoned property from an eviction is guilty of a misdemeanor, subject to a penalty of up to $1,000 for each day of unlawful dumping. The landlord may dispose of the abandoned property by transporting it to a licensed landfill or solid waste facility, donating it to charity, or some other lawful means. On eviction day any personal property left in or around the rental unit is considered abandoned. When the sheriff returns possession of the rental property to the landlord, any of the tenant's personal property left in or around the rental unit is considered abandoned. The tenant has no right to the property.

MOBILE HOMES
Failure to Pay Rent (Real Property 8A-1701) Judgment has been previously entered in favor of the Park Owner for possession of the premises. This warrant orders that the Park Owner be put in possession of the property and that the mobile home be removed. Payment of the amount owned plus late fees and court costs, by cash, certified check or money order, will redeem the property unless the resident has received three judgments in twelve months of rent due. Tenant Holding Over (Real Property 8A-1702) Judgment has been previously entered in favor of the Park Owner for possession of the premises. This warrant orders that the Park Owner be put in possession of the property and that the mobile home be removed.