Queen Mother Delois Blakely told the court she was never properly served, was facing eviction, and was the caretaker of a disabled adult daughter. Then the case was allegedly marked “disposed” the same day emergency relief was sought.
"Dr. Queen Mother Delois Blakely hereby affirms, I am the defendant in this matter, I make this affirmation in support of the motion for an order, grant a stay of the five-day notice to vacate, vacate the decision and order on motion number 003 and schedule a new hearing. I believe the court should grant this motion because there was improper notice or service to defend that resulting in Queen Mother Delois Blakely being unaware about the case prior to judgment. So she wasn't served. The new owners have installed an intercom system that is not allowed a defendant to be reached by USPS and does not allow for the reliable and continuous delivery of her mail. So she can't get her mail. As such, important correspondence such as notice of court proceedings are unable to be delivered. Prior to the installation of the new intercom system, the defendant attended all court dates, also defended as 84 years old and the sole caretaker of a 47-year-old daughter who is nonverbal and experiences both cognitive and physical disabilities. An eviction executed in five days would cause severe emergency hardship. In addition, the defendant has not been provided the opportunity to adequately challenge the ownership or establish a tenancy agreement with lawful owners."
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Queen Mother Delois Blakely told the court she was never properly served, was facing eviction, and was the caretaker of a disabled adult daughter. Then the case was allegedly marked “disposed” the same day emergency relief was sought.