Procedure & Timeline for Summary Ejectment Actions
o If tenant has obtained a stay pending appeal and the district court rules in favor of the plaintiff-landlord, the tenant must continue to pay rent to the clerk as required by the undertaking during the 30-day period following judgment. Despite the general rule prohibiting enforcement of …
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