Court authorized to grant preliminary relief to parties in certain eviction proceedings
In certain eviction cases involving drugs, a court can step in early and issue orders to stop drug-related criminal activity near a rented property, or to protect everyone involved and nearby residents.
441.830. Court to to parties in certain . — section 441.740, the court may restraining orders or grant whatever preliminary relief is necessary to either prevent the of drug-related criminal activity on or in the immediate vicinity of the , or to protect the rights and interests of the parties or those residing in the immediate vicinity of where the are located.
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Source & history notes
(L. 1997 H.B. 361)
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