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Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 956 A.2d 304.

14 citing documents.

  • John Lukens v. Kevin Quigley & a. N.H. 2021
    Id.; Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 628 (2008).
  • Natalie Anderson v. Adam Robitaille 205 A.3d 1105 N.H. 2019
    Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 629-30 (2008); see also RSA 540:13-a (2007) (providing that, “[e]xcept in cases in which a tenant owes the landlord the equivalent of one week’s rent or more,” it is a defense to a possessory action that the action was in retaliation for the tenant initiating an action pursuant to RSA chapter 540-A in good faith or r
  • Michael Weeden v. Shawn O'Brien N.H. 2018
    local laws “and such violation materially affects the habitability of said premises.” RSA 540:13-d, I. To raise a defense under RSA 540:13-d, a tenant must, among other requirements, prove “by clear and convincing evidence that, while not in arrears in rent, he provided notice of the violation to the person to whom he customarily pays rent.” RSA 540:13-d, I(a); see Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 630 (2008).
  • James White v. Stanley Kowalczyk & a. N.H. 2017
    Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 628 (2008) (stating agent did not testify that principal owned property).
  • Ken Henderson & a. v. Jenny DeCilla N.H. 2016
    RSA 540:13, III; Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 629 (2008).
  • Exeter River MHP Cooperative, Inc. v. Catherine Brown & a. N.H. 2016
    an affirmative defense to a possessory action based upon nonpayment of rent when the leased premises “are in substantial violation of the standards of fitness for health and safety set forth in RSA 48-A or in local codes, ordinances or bylaws established pursuant thereto, and such violation materially affects the habitability of said premises.” RSA 540:13-d, I; see Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 630 (2008); Penrich, Inc. v. Sullivan, 140 N.H. 583, 589 (1995).
  • Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. v. Kevlik 161 N.H. 800 N.H. 2011
    after notice in writing to quit the same....” In Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625 (2008), we addressed the required ownership element of a possessory action brought pursuant to RSA 540:12.
  • DEUTSCHE BANK NAT. TRUST CO. v. Kevlik 20 A.3d 1002 N.H. 2011
    In Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 956 A.2d 304 (2008), we addressed the required ownership element of a possessory action brought pursuant to RSA 540:12.
  • Grimard v. Rockingham County Department of Corrections 161 N.H. 69 N.H. 2010
    Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 628 (2008).
  • Grimard v. ROCKINGHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF CORR. 8 A.3d 45 N.H. 2010
    Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 628, 956 A.2d 304 (2008).
  • Forsberg v. Kearsarge Regional School District 999 A.2d 278 N.H. 2010
    Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 628 (2008).
  • General Insulation Co. v. Eckman Construction 992 A.2d 613 N.H. 2010
    Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 628 (2008).
  • Tulley v. Sheldon 982 A.2d 954 N.H. 2009
    Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 631 (2008).
  • Fog Motorsports 3, Inc. v. Arctic Cat Sales, Inc. 982 A.2d 963 N.H. 2009
    Liam Hooksett, LLC v. Boynton, 157 N.H. 625, 628 (2008).