Chegwidden v. Evenson

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The issue this case presented for the Supreme Court's review centered on a dispute between the Chegwiddens, as tenants, and Mitch Evenson, and Evenson Properties, LLP, as landlord. In November 2011, the parties entered into a one-year written lease for a residential apartment in Minot. The parties did not enter into a subsequent written lease, and it was undisputed that, after November 2012, it converted to a month-to-month tenancy. Michael and Jean Chegwidden appealed the district court judgment granting summary judgment in favor of Elda Evenson Living Trust, Mitch Evenson, and Evenson Properties, LLP (collectively "Evenson"). The Supreme Court concluded the district court did not err in granting Evenson's summary judgment motion, in denying the Chegwiddens' motion to amend, and in denying the Chegwiddens' summary judgment motion. View "Chegwidden v. Evenson" on Justia Law