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Section 16.57C Eviction prevention program.
2024 Code of Iowa
“Eligible renter” means a renter whose income meets the qualifications of the program, who is at risk of eviction, and who resides in a county that is the subject of a state of disaster emergency proclamation by the governor that authorizes the evict...
Tagged topics: disaster relief, disasters, eviction, housing assistance, landlord and tenant, rental property
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Section 231B.18 Application of landlord and tenant Act.
2024 Code of Iowa
Chapter 562A, the uniform residential landlord and tenant Act, shall apply to elder group homes under this chapter .
Section 231C.19 Application of landlord and tenant Act.
2024 Code of Iowa
Chapter 562A, the uniform residential landlord and tenant Act, shall apply to assisted living programs under this chapter .
Section 646.22 Tenant — extent of liability.
2024 Code of Iowa
A tenant in possession in good faith, under a lease or license from another, is not liable beyond the rent in arrear at the time of suit brought for the recovery of land, and that which may afterward accrue during the continuance of the tenant’s posse...
Tagged topics: landlord and tenant
Section 646.2 Parties.
2024 Code of Iowa
Any person having a valid subsisting interest in real property, and a right to the immediate possession thereof, may recover the same by action against any person acting as owner, landlord, or tenant of the property claimed.
Tagged topics: landlord and tenant
Section 646.10 Answer.
2024 Code of Iowa
The answer of the defendant, and each if more than one, must set forth what part of the land the defendant claims and what interest the defendant claims therein generally, and if as mere tenant, the name and residence of the landlord.
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Section 646.11 Landlord substituted.
2024 Code of Iowa
When it appears that the defendant is only a tenant, the landlord may be substituted by the service upon the landlord of original notice, or by the landlord’s voluntary appearance, in which case the judgment shall be conclusive against the landlord.
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