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LANDLORD/TENANT INFORMATION At the time of the eviction the landlord will be required to provide all necessary manpower and materials to complete the eviction as expeditiously as possible. The personal property of the tenant must be moved to a place where the tenant can recover it without unreasonable difficulty. This can be completed by storage and/or removal to a public right-of-way. This requires the landlord/attorney to provide a minimum of four people to do the moving. All expenses will be incurred by the landlord. The landlord assumes any responsibility for damage to the property during the moving/storage of the property. The landlord may NOT break into the dwelling, may NOT move a tenant’s belongings out, and may NOT turn off the heat and utilities. The sheriff is the only person who may remove property from the premises and this can be done only after the landlord has been awarded a court judgment called a " right of possession " (RSA 540-A:3,III- IV). Tenant's) and their personal property must be physically removed from the premises described in the warrant. There is no "lockout." The landlord (at his expense) must provide proper moving & storage, off site, by an insured, competent mover. The removed goods must be stored in secure storage within the County, and a copy of the bond, must be provided to the Civil Bureau for inspection prior to the move. This helps protect all parties from loss, theft or damage and reduces the exposure to such claims. We at xmovers.com will be able to provide you with all the necessary papers and services to make your experience a pleasant one. Let us try to take some of the stress out of your move!
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