This text of Alabama § 35-12A-14 (Abandonment of Dwelling by Death of Tenant) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Alabama primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
If the manufactured dwelling or personal property is considered abandoned as a result of the death of the only tenant, Sections 35-12A-1 to 35-12A-13, inclusive, and this section shall apply, except as follows:
(1)The provisions of this chapter regarding the rights and responsibilities of a tenant to the abandoned manufactured dwelling and personal property shall apply to any personal representative named in a will or appointed by a court to act for the deceased tenant or any person designated in writing by the tenant to be contacted by the manufactured dwelling community owner in the event of the tenant’s death.
(2)The notice required by Section 35-12A-3 shall be personally delivered or sent by first class mail to any personal representative named in a will or appointed by a court to ac
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If the manufactured dwelling or personal property is considered abandoned as a result of the death of the only tenant, Sections 35-12A-1 to 35-12A-13, inclusive, and this section shall apply, except as follows:
(1) The provisions of this chapter regarding the rights and responsibilities of a tenant to the abandoned manufactured dwelling and personal property shall apply to any personal representative named in a will or appointed by a court to act for the deceased tenant or any person designated in writing by the tenant to be contacted by the manufactured dwelling community owner in the event of the tenant’s death.
(2) The notice required by Section 35-12A-3 shall be personally delivered or sent by first class mail to any personal representative named in a will or appointed by a court to act for the deceased tenant.
(3) The notice described in Section 35-12A-5 shall refer to any personal representative or designated person, instead of the deceased tenant, and shall incorporate the provisions of this section.
(4) If a personal representative, designated person, or other person entitled to possession of the property, such as an heir or devisee, responds by actual notice to a manufactured dwelling community owner within the 30-day period provided by Section 35-12A-5, and so requests, the manufactured dwelling community owner shall enter into a written agreement with the representative or person providing that the manufactured dwelling shall not be sold or disposed of by the manufactured dwelling community owner until conclusion of any probate proceedings, so long as the representative or person makes timely periodic payment of all storage charges and maintains the property and the rented space on which it is stored. During the agreement, the representative or person shall have the right to remove or sell the property, including a sale to a purchaser or a transfer to an heir or devisee where the purchaser, heir, or devisee wishes to leave the property on the rented space and become a tenant. The manufactured dwelling community owner also may condition approval for occupancy of any purchaser, heir, or devisee of the property upon payment of all storage charges and maintenance costs. If the representative or person violates the agreement, the manufactured dwelling community owner may terminate it upon 30 days’ written notice stating facts sufficient to notify the representative or person of the reason for the termination. Unless the representative or person corrects the violation within the notice period, the agreement shall terminate as provided and the manufactured dwelling community owner may sell the property as provided for in this chapter.