- Yes, there are some.
- If the tenant doesn’t return the hardship declaration even after it was properly served, then the warrant can go forward.
- If the court found that the tenant was persistently and unreasonably engaging in behavior that is infringing on other tenants’ rights or causes substantial safety hazards to others.
- Note: if this is the case, the court will have a hearing to determine whether or not the tenant has continued to engage in unlawful behavior.
- If the landlord fails to prove that the tenant is engaging in such unlawful behavior, the warrant can be stayed until May 1, 2021.
- Note: if this is the case, the court will have a hearing to determine whether or not the tenant has continued to engage in unlawful behavior.