SB0806Second Reading

Amends TCA Title 29 and Title 66.

Tennessee SB0806 amends provisions related to unlawful detainer actions, specifically addressing trials for nonpayment of rent. The bill requires that such trials be held within 14 days of filing the action and limits the scope of the hearing to issues related to nonpayment, including lease terms and payment history. Additionally, it mandates that if a judgment is rendered for the plaintiff, a writ of possession must be issued within 24 hours, requiring the defendant to vacate the property within seven days.

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Overview

Tennessee SB0806 amends provisions related to unlawful detainer actions, specifically addressing trials for nonpayment of rent. The bill requires that such trials be held within 14 days of filing the action and limits the scope of the hearing to issues related to nonpayment, including lease terms and payment history. Additionally, it mandates that if a judgment is rendered for the plaintiff, a writ of possession must be issued within 24 hours, requiring the defendant to vacate the property within seven days.

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Sponsor

Yarbro, Jeff

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 4, 2025

Last Action

February 12, 2025

Passed on Second Consideration, refer to Senate Judiciary Committee

Subjects
Remedies and Special ProceedingsReal PropertyLandlord and TenantCourtsCivil Procedure

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