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Code · Connecticut · Title 47 — Land and Land Titles · CHAPTER 828* — Common Interest Ownership Act

Sec. 47-283. Definitions.

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For purposes of sections 47-282 to 47-293 , inclusive:
(1)“Conversion notice” means the conversion notice specified by section 47-284 ;
(2)“Converted unit” means a dwelling unit or a space or lot in a mobile manufactured home park that
(A)was not in a common interest community when originally leased to its current tenant and
(B)is now in a common interest community or is located in a building in which a unit is being offered for sale, or in a mobile manufactured home park in which a space or lot is being offered for sale, as part of a common interest community;
(3)“Tenant” means a tenant, as defined in section 47a-1 , or a resident, as defined in section 21-64 , including a resident who owns his own mobile manufactured home;
(4)“Conversion tenant” means a tenant who occupies a dwelling unit or a space or lot in a mobile manufactured home park both before and after it becomes a converted unit; and
(5)“Transition period” means, with respect to a conversion tenant, the period of time beginning on the date when that tenant's dwelling unit or space or lot in a mobile manufactured home park becomes a converted unit, and ending nine months after that tenant receives a conversion notice or when his existing lease ends, whichever is later.
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