Koon v. Fares

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• finding that ejectment was justified when the landlord repeatedly notified the tenants of their intent to end the month-to-month tenancy and sent written notice of the tenant's requirement to vacate
• affirming the circuit court's resolution of the eviction dispute adversely to Appellant and in favor of Appellant’s former landlord
• explaining a contract \interpretation which establishes the more reasonable and probable agreement of the parties should be adopted while an interpretation leading to an absurd result should be avoided\
• explaining a contract \interpretation which establishes the more reasonable and probable agreement of the parties should be adopted while an interpretation leading to an absurd result should be avoided\
• explaining a contract “interpretation which establishes the more reasonable and probable agreement of the parties should be adopted while an interpretation leading to an absurd result should be avoided”
• finding the appellants' argument that the trial judge should have recused himself based on alleged ex parte communications was unpreserved because it was not raised to or ruled upon at trial or in a Rule 59(e), SCRCP, motion

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