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HB 1369

Evictions; reduce time for.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Dan Eubanks

Mississippi bill reduces eviction proceeding timelines to speed property recovery, raising concerns about tenant due process protections and housing instability for vulnerable renters.

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Bill Summary · HB 1369

Legislative bill overview

HB 1369 would reduce the time period allowed for eviction proceedings in Mississippi. The bill was introduced by Rep. Dan Eubanks in the 2025 legislative session but died in the Judiciary A Committee without advancing further.

Why is this important

Eviction timelines directly affect both landlords' ability to recover properties and tenants' time to secure alternative housing or legal representation. Shorter eviction periods can accelerate housing instability for vulnerable populations while potentially expediting property recovery for owners dealing with non-payment or lease violations.

Potential points of contention

  • Tenant protection concerns: Compressed timelines may disadvantage tenants who need time to gather funds, find legal representation, or locate new housing, disproportionately affecting low-income individuals
  • Due process questions: Faster eviction procedures could raise fairness concerns about adequate notice and opportunity to be heard in court
  • Landlord efficiency vs. judicial capacity: While landlords may benefit from quicker proceedings, courts may lack resources to handle accelerated caseloads effectively

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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