Housing Eviction Case

In the case of Muriel Miller v. Elm City Housing Authority, Ms. Miller has no grounds for arguing that her eviction was a denial of her due process rights. Today most states have statutes regulating the notice rule and typically require only thirty days notice for any tenancy, even year-to-year. Contract law, however, usually allows for agreement on longer - or even shorter notice - if spelled out clearly in the written agreement, which in the c

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