Yeah, we should just not allow any animals in Temecula at all. In fact, my neighbors have loud cars and diesel trucks, can we fine them too? Can we also ban the garbage man from coming? I mean come on, I'm trying to sleep. Noise is pollution!!!! More... Jun 7, 2007
Jack wrote on Jun 5, 2007 3:13 PM:" By placing noise restrictions on farm animals such as donkeys they are actually rezoning rather than regulating. Its actually a government sponsored "constructive eviction" of farms and ranches to make way for development. Be careful letting them get away with this. The ordinance should specifically exlude farm animals. Also, did you notice that they still allow construction at 6:30 AM? Your donkey must be muzzled but a construction comapany can rev up their... (North County Times)
More of this story Mar 3, 2007
Removing a front door is a classic example of constructive eviction. Constructive evictions may expose property owners to claims for damages and may stall any court-ordered evictions. (Porterville Recorder, CA)
Seniors sue Antares over rent hikes Jan 25, 2007
"This is a constructive eviction of a protected class of tenants, which will benefit the defendant in its condominium conversion without complying with the Connecticut General Summary Process statutes.". Antares bought the two complexes for $223 million last year with plans to convert 396 units into condominiums that it will sell. (Greenwich Time)
Ask Realty Times Jan 12, 2007
Under no condition take any action against the spouse by yourself or engage in any acts of "constructive eviction" such as cutting off the electricity. Another idea: In some cases it may be cheaper and easier to offer the spouse a "moving allowance" rather than suing for eviction. (RealtyTimes)
