Housing Court
HOUSING COURT
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Please note: In order to be enforceable, an order MUST
BE 1) in writing; 2) entered into the official record AND 3)
served on the parties (usually by mail).
First Stipulation
where I commit myself to pay all the back rent and where the
landlord commits himself to make repairs (which he never did).
Signed and "So Ordered" by Judge Milin on November 18/98:
First Stip
First Motion
To vacate the default judgment and to grant me leave to amend my
answer to the non-payment petition of the landlord:
Affidavit of November 27/98
Order of March 23/99
Second Motion
To strike the action from the trial calendar:
Affidavit of May 3/99
Order of May 5/999
Federal Complaint
For the violation of my rights under the First and Fourteenth
Amendments to the Constitution, resulting from a conspiracy
between the landlord, his attorneys and Judge Milin. Filed with
an application for waiver of fees because of Poor Person status.
The complaint is in the hands of a review committe which is
under no deadline to grant or deny the application. It can take
years! I filed it on May 4/99
Third Motion
To vacate the order of May 5/99 appointing me a guardian ad litem
and for the recusal of Judge Milin:
Affidavit of May 17/99
This motion was ignored by Judge Milin, who transferred the case to Judge Klein for trial.
Second Stipulation
Dated June 23, 1999, where Mina MacFarlane gives a sweetheart deal to the landlord in my name,
committing me to evacuate my apartment by July 23/99. So Ordered
by Judge Klein on June 23/99.
Second Stip
Warrant of Eviction served July/29/99
Executed August 10/1999.
CASE ANALYSIS
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