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Posted by Jill on December 07, 2000 at 20:07:46:

In Reply to: Re: Just received a court document for eviction - I'm petrified, please help posted by Dawn on December 07, 2000 at 13:50:56:

You have exactly five days (5 24-hour periods) to go to Housing Court (111 Centre St in Manhattan, look up address for others) to give the clerk your answer to this Petition. Read the signs posted or flyers in boxes on the wall for some possible answers. The rent is paid is a valid answer. Consult the Pro Se Attorney at the courehouse if you need help.

Tonight: read about this: http://www.tenant.net/Court/Howcourt/contents.html

No matter what the landlord says, go to court. If he says he has dismissed the case: GO TO COURT anyway.

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: You have exactly five days (5 24-hour periods) to go to Housing Court (111 Centre St in Manhattan, look up address for others) to give the clerk your answer to this Petition.  Read the signs posted or flyers in boxes on the wall for some possible answers.  The rent is paid is a valid answer.  Consult the Pro Se Attorney at the courehouse if you need help.

: Tonight: read about this: http://www.tenant.net/Court/Howcourt/contents.html

: No matter what the landlord says, go to court.  If he says he has dismissed the case: GO TO COURT anyway.


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