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Community house tenants fighting eviction ordered to pay $18,000 in a week 13 Apr, 2021 03:49 AM 4 minutes to read Hum community hub leader Rosie Armitage was served with an eviction notice last month. Photo / Dean Purcell Hum community hub leader Rosie Armitage was served with an eviction notice last month. Photo / Dean Purcell Residents of an Auckland community house fighting eviction will have to cough up more than $18,000 by next Wednesday to remain at the property. Today Justice Brewer issued an order stating residents of Hum Hospitality can stay living at the Grafton heritage building while they appeal a previous court judgment enforcing Hum to pay GST on top of monthly rent. ....
Under siege : Allegations of scare-mongering as residents of Auckland fight eviction Tue, 13 Apr 2021, 4:06PM Hum community hub leader Rosie Armitage was served with an eviction notice last month. (Photo / Dean Purcell) Under siege : Allegations of scare-mongering as residents of Auckland fight eviction Tue, 13 Apr 2021, 4:06PM Residents of an Auckland community house fighting eviction hope a court judgement will put an end to the landlord s alleged scare-mongering tactics. Hum Hospitality founder Rosie Armitage was served an eviction notice on March 16 after the lease on the Grafton heritage building was cancelled without notice. A long-standing legal battle and rent dispute with the landlord – Stylo Medical Services - came to a head over Hum s non-payment of a $1500 GST portion of rent earlier this year. ....
Evicted tenant says she d rather be arrested than leave Grafton community hub 16 Mar, 2021 05:29 AM 4 minutes to read Police and bailiff officers talk with Hum community hub founder Rosie Armitage at the heritage villa on Grafton Rd. Photo / Dean Purcell Police and bailiff officers talk with Hum community hub founder Rosie Armitage at the heritage villa on Grafton Rd. Photo / Dean Purcell An eviction notice has been served to the residents of a central Auckland community hub - but the founder is refusing to leave, saying she s prepared to be arrested if it comes to that. Police were today called to the heritage villa on Grafton Rd that houses Hum, a community centre, café and home to at least 10 people, to serve the order. It comes after founder Rosie Armitage refused to leave following a High Court order for possession of the house to be given to the landlord. ....