if a consent to enter judgment for possession(tenant Vacates) was signed by tenant and landlord, what is the legal recourse if the tenant do...

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if a consent to enter judgment for possession(tenant Vacates) was signed by tenant and landlord, what is the legal recourse if the tenant does not vacate the property

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You need to got back to l/t court and file for a warrant of removal.

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Assuming that the consent was obtained as part of an eviction suit, the landlord can apply to the court for a warrant of removal in much the same way as if a judgment had been entered. The difference is that a certification will be required to tell the court that the tenant violated the agreement. In a subsequent rent default suit, the tenant is liable for twice the rent otherwise due for the period after the tenant promised to vacate.

See also: http://info.corbettlaw.net/lawguru.htm

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you have to go back to court and get a judgment for possession.

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