finding that three-month tenancy, without interruption, was not "irregular" or "infrequent" and, thus, was not on an "occasional basis," where owner moved away, was attempting to sell the house, and did not intended to resume living there, and tenant "only moved out after being given a notice to quit"
Summary of this case from Gardner v. State Farm FireNo. 94-36205.
September 5, 1995.
Appeal from D.Alaska.
REVERSED
finding that three-month tenancy, without interruption, was not "irregular" or "infrequent" and, thus, was not on an "occasional basis," where owner moved away, was attempting to sell the house, and did not intended to resume living there, and tenant "only moved out after being given a notice to quit"
Summary of this case from Gardner v. State Farm FireFull title:Ferguson v. State Farm Fire and Cas. Co
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit
Date published: Sep 5, 1995
As the defendant correctly explains in its memorandum in support of this Court's exercise of jurisdiction…