DARBOUZE v. Champney
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtConboy, J.
In this landlord-tenant matter, the tenant, Nancy Champney, appeals an eviction order of the Hooksett District Court (LaPointe, J.) in favor of the landlord, Jeanmax Darbouze. The trial court found that: (1) use of the words “Notice to Quit” rather than “Eviction Notice” was not fatally defective to the landlord’s action; (2) use of “Mrs. Nancy” or “Nancy” on the demand for rent and eviction notice, rather than the tenant’s full name, did not warrant dismissal of the action; and (3) the landlord provided seven days’ notice as required by statute. We affirm.
The trial court’s order reflects the…
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