I bought my grandparent's home in May of 2001 to keep it from being lost due to my grandfather's mismanagement. After the sale, he continued to reside at the property and paid rent to me as a tenant.
He is now contesting the sale of the home, stating that he thought he was only refinancing the house. I need to know who owns the house while the case awaits trial, as I am being told by his attorneys that he is entitled to heat, water, since he is still a tenant, while after calling the police to keep him from moving people into the house (who I will eventually have to evict), I was told he was entitled to do so since was contesting the sale of the house, and technically has the rights as an owner. Help!
P. S. I live in New York City, where the law favours the tenant and not the landlord, the senior citizen and not the thirty-year old.
P. S. S. I do not want to sell the house or give it back, as he has no means to pay for it, and it would only end in foreclosure.
2007-03-05
10:08:04
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