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Section 1963
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1963. If the lessee refuses to vacate the dwelling, the lessor may nevertheless repossess it or evict the lessee with the authorization of the court.
The application for authorization must be made within one month after the refusal by the lessee; the lessor shall show the court that he truly intends to repossess the dwelling or evict the lessee for the purpose mentioned in the notice and not as a pretext for other purposes and, in the case of an eviction, that the subdivision, enlargement or change of destination of the dwelling is permitted by law.
1963. If the lessee refuses to vacate the dwelling, the lessor may nevertheless repossess it with the authorization of the court.
The application for authorization must be made within one month after the refusal by the lessee; the lessor shall show the court that he truly intends to repossess the dwelling for the purpose mentioned in the notice and not as a pretext for other purposes.
1963. If the lessee refuses to vacate the dwelling, the lessor may repossess it with the authorization of the court.
Application for authorization may be made only within one month after the refusal by the lessee; the lessor shall show the court that he truly intends to repossess the dwelling for the purpose mentioned in the notice and not as a pretext for other purposes.
