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Last modified: July 11, 2012 5:56pm CDT
Trial Transcript CMB 11396
February 17, 2004 - page 4
4 1 MS. MILLARD: We had a verbal agreement. 2 THE COURT: What was the verbal agreement? 3 MS. MILLARD: The verbal agreement was that he 4 would pay -- it started at 385 a month for rent and $100 for 5 utilities. And in the last few months, it was raised $25 a 6 month for utilities because he was growing his plants in the 7 apartment, and my utilities went up. 8 THE COURT: So you were aware that he was growing 9 the plants in his apartment? 10 MS. MILLARD: I was not aware -- I thought he was 11 growing two or three plants. He had a prescription. He 12 showed me a prescription - 13 THE COURT: Okay. This matter is dismissed without 14 prejudice. You can refile again with the proper notice. 15 MS. MILLARD: So he can stay in my house? 16 THE COURT: Until you file the proper paperwork. . 17 We're not here to deal with disputes, domestic violence, or 18 anything like that. This is an unlawful detainer action. 19 You had a verbal agreement. There's nothing in the verbal 20 agreement that said he couldn't do what he's doing. 21 MS. MILLARD: I told him not to grow the plants in 22 the apartment, and he grew them anyway. 23 THE COURT: Refile it and give him the proper 21 notice. 25 MS. MILLARD: Okay. 26 (Whereupon the above proceedings were concluded.) 27 28 STORMY L. HINKLE, CSR
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