Complaint For Commercial Eviction And Damages

COMPLAINT FOR COMMERCIAL EVICTION AND DAMAGES.This form is filed in the County Court of the Fourth Judicial Circuit in Duval County, Florida, to evict a commercial tenant and seek financial compensation for unpaid rent and damages. The form consists of two counts. Count I (Tenant Eviction) states that the plaintiff (landlord) is the legal owner of the property and that the defendant (tenant) occupies the premises under an oral or written rental agreement. The complaint alleges that the tenant has failed to pay rent as required and that the landlord has served a notice demanding payment or possession of the property. Since the tenant has refused to comply, the landlord requests a court order granting possession of the property. Count II (Damages) seeks financial compensation for unpaid rent and any additional damages. The landlord asserts that the tenant owes a specific amount of past-due rent, accruing interest from a specified date. Additionally, the complaint requests further compensation for any rent that remains unpaid after the filing of the complaint, as well as any property damage discovered after the tenant’s eviction. The landlord signs the complaint and provides their contact information before filing it with the court. If granted, the court may issue an eviction order and require the tenant to pay the claimed financial damages. www.FormsWorkflow.com