Section PRP.05.24 — Summons And Complaint

At any time after the expiration of the time set in the notice to quit, if the tenant or occupant of the premises refuses to quit possession or occupancy of the premises, the landlord may file a complaint in the Tribal Court for eviction and other relief. The complaint must state:

(a) The name and known address of the tenants against whom the suit is brought, but it need not state the names of any other occupants, who will be considered to be bound by a Court order;

(b) A description of the agreement of the parties or the terms under which the person being sued occupies the premises;

(c) The address or location of the premises in sufficient terms to allow a law enforcement officer to carry out any order of the Court;

(d) A description of the obligation the tenant has breached or the reason for the action;

(e) A statement showing that any required termination notices and the notice to quit have been served in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance requiring them; and

(f) The relief demanded, including any claims for damages, fees, costs, or other special relief, which may include, in accordance with Section PRP.05.16, non-payment of rent or other costs between the time of notice and the Execution of Judgment described at Section PRP.05.33.