Azealia Banks is calling for restrictions on reports that she was evicted from a Florida home for unpaid rent.
Azealia Banks fights eviction claim
Banks became a topic of discussion after X (formerly Twitter) blog thepoptingz reported on Friday (July 5) that the Harlem rapper was evicted from her Miami rental . The bank pushed back against the report, including court filings.
She continued, “Gee, why do these white wannabes showering in Miami really think I’m going to hang out with them? Pop Dinz better fix this shit. You can search public records…no Anyone who orders an eviction the landlord is a drunk with H. pylori who threatened me the entire time I lived there and her husband came in under the guise of fixing a broken outlet.
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Azealia Banks faces eviction lawsuit
Isis Claro filed a motion for final judgment for possession in a complaint against Azealia Banks on Tuesday (July 2), according to court records obtained by AllHipHop.
“The eviction was filed because the tenant owed the plaintiff overdue rent,” Claro’s motion reads. “The defendant filed an answer, thereby preventing the clerk’s breach of contract; however, the defendant failed to transfer the rent to the plaintiff. Deposited in the Court Registry. Florida statutes clearly provide that in an action brought by a landlord for possession of a dwelling unit, the tenant shall assert any defense other than payment, including but not limited to the defense of a defective 3-day notice. Pay the accrued rent alleged in the complaint to the court registry.
The motion continued, “Tenant’s failure to pay rent to the court registry within 5 days of the date of service of process, or to file a motion to determine the amount of rent payable to the registry, constitutes an absolute waiver of tenant’s defenses other than payment. rights, and the landlord is entitled to an immediate default judgment to evict the tenant.
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See Azealia Banks’ reaction to reports of her eviction below.
