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· 3/18/2024

J.E.T., Inc., d/b/a UPS Store v. Ron Hasty

Syllabus

A tenant sued its landlord for allegedly breaching the parties' lease agreement. The tenant, however, failed to comply with the parties' discovery schedule. After conferring, the parties established a new discovery deadline, agreed that failure to meet the deadline would result in dismissal with prejudice, and filed an agreed order to that effect, which was approved by the trial court. The landlord asserted that the tenant failed to meet the new deadline and sought dismissal with prejudice. A hearing was scheduled. Before the hearing, the tenant filed a notice nonsuiting the case, and the trial court granted the tenant a voluntary dismissal without prejudice. The landlord filed a motion to alter or amend, arguing the dismissal should have been with prejudice. The trial court denied that motion. The landlord appeals. We reverse and remand for further proceedings.

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  • “When someone changes residences — whether by leaving his home, moving into a new dwelling, becoming homeless, or other means — he has a reporting obligation.” (emphasis added)

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