Examples of using Eviction in English and their translations into Arabic
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Furthermore, a local bank foreclosed on her mansion outside of Nashville, and sent West an eviction notice on August 1, 1990.
The court- ordered eviction did not take place on 22 December 1995, when the occupants promised to withdraw voluntarily, but did not keep their promise.
A major barrier to the implementation of the laws is the non-execution of eviction orders against temporary occupants of property belonging to someone else.
Isolation of the perpetrators from the victims, eviction of the perpetrators, even when they are the chief tenants or owners of the home in question.
The reasons differed: accidents in the case of Doña Matilde, legal eviction in the case of Poeng and arbitrary eviction in the case of the Weiss family.
In the event eviction or demolition is unavoidable, adequate relocation, whether temporary or permanent, and compensation are mandated by law.
Its eviction measures come up against various obstacles, and several forms of resistance may be cited.
These assessments should examine potential effects on all existing tenure forms and on groups vulnerable to eviction, including market-induced displacements.
The community did not comply with this request and, on 24 July 2006, the Metropolitan Municipality, Vuzrajdane sub-district, issued an eviction order against the Dobri Jeliazkov community.
Later in the day, several dozen Bedouin from a nearby encampment who were not present at the site during the eviction arrived at the scene to protest.
This would supersede the pending appeal against their eviction notices, which were scheduled to take effect on 19 December 1994.
There is no appeal to courts against administrative eviction, but if a person feels that he has been unfairly treated it is possible to present a claim to the High Commissioner against Corruption
On the other hand, the elimination of rent controls and the easing of eviction procedures, has rarely led to more investment in the rental market but has actually skewed the market in the direction of homeownership.
Among other things, the authorities must inform the person living in the dwelling in order to give him an opportunity to protest against the application for eviction, and to inform him of the effects of an eviction.
South African authorities were aware of the consequences of the recently enacted legislation of Kwa Zulu Natal Province regarding the eradication of slums and its consequences on the increase of eviction procedures.
After the eviction, bulldozers entered the site and tore down the tribe ' s tin shacks to a chorus of cheers by school children from the Maaleh Adumim settlement.(Ha ' aretz, 12 February).
Returning internally displaced persons and refugees may be denied restitution of their land and property, while secondary occupants may face eviction or relocation upon the return of original owners.
The Civil Administration spokesman stated that the eviction from the Jordan Valley had been carried out as part of the Civil Administration ' s ongoing eviction of residents from fire practice areas.(Ha ' aretz, 12 February).
UN-Habitat research priorities address the following issues: slums and urban poverty, secure tenure, market eviction and gentrification, rental housing within slums and the implications for slum upgrading, housing rights, and natural disasters or conflict, as well as gender equality in housing access.
The Committee expresses its serious concern about the situation in occupied East Jerusalem, including the acceleration of settlement construction and expansion, demolitions of houses, revocations of residency rights, eviction of Palestinian citizens, settler extremism and threats to Jerusalem ' s holy sites and historical heritage.