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COMPLAINT FOR EJECTMENT

1 EJECTMENT Packet/6/2014 COMPLAINT FOR EJECTMENT Governed by Florida Statutes 66 When should this form be used? EJECTMENT is used to remove a person or persons who occupy real property with you, but do not hold the title to that property. In an EJECTMENT , the owner of the property has title to the property. The property must be in Santa Rosa County. The individual(s) occupying the property are not tenants. Example- You have someone (roommate, boyfriend, girlfriend, family member) living in your home with you.

Notcie of Voluntary Dismissal (Form #11) Fill in the names of Plaintiff(s) and Defendant(s) Fill in the name of the person dismissing the action (Plaintiff).

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