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Hubbard v. Henrico Ltd. Partnership
971060 Hubbard v. Henrico Ltd. Partnership 02/27/1998 The trial court correctly held that a tenant in an unlawful detainer action who pays overdue rent and related charges before the first court return date ha…
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971060 Hubbard v. Henrico Ltd. Partnership 02/27/1998 The trial court correctly held that a tenant in an unlawful detainer action…
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- February 27, 1998
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971060 Hubbard v. Henrico Ltd. Partnership 02/27/1998 The trial court correctly held that a tenant in an unlawful detainer action who pays overdue rent and related charges before the first court return date has invoked the rights afforded by Code § 55-243 to retain possession of the leased premises, and therefore is not entitled to invoke the rights afforded by that provision in another action in the same twelve-month period.
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