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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 42A — Vacation Rental Act

Article 4.

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Article 4.
Expedited Eviction Proceedings.
§ 42A-23. Grounds for eviction.
(a)Any tenant who leases residential property subject to a vacation rental agreement under this Chapter for 30 days or less may be evicted and removed from the property in an expedited eviction proceeding brought by the landlord, or real estate broker as agent for the landlord, as provided in this Article if the tenant does one of the following:
(1)Holds over possession after his or her tenancy has expired.
(2)Has committed a material breach of the terms of the vacation rental agreement that, according to the terms of the agreement, results in the termination of his or her tenancy.
(3)Fails to pay rent as required by the agreement.
(4)Has obtained possession of the property by fraud or misrepresentation.
(b)Only the right to possession shall be relevant in an expedited eviction proceeding. All other issues related to the rental of the residential property shall be presented in a separate civil action. (1999-420, s. 1.)
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