Haw. Code R. § 10-3-66 - Cancellation and surrender
(a) Upon receipt of
written notification of a lessee's intent to surrender the lessee's leasehold
interest, the department shall process the same. The department may forego
acceptance of a surrender until a new lessee is found and it is determined by
the department that sufficient funds are available to meet the payments
required. At all times until acceptance of surrender the lessee shall remain
responsible for the demised leasehold together with any improvements thereon,
and shall remain liable for all taxes, assessments and charges of whatever kind
and nature, on said tract and improvements thereon, and shall keep insured any
structures thereon.
(b) Upon the
cancellation or surrender of a homestead lease, if the department determines
that any structure on the premises is in such disrepair that demolition of the
structure is required, the lessee shall be allowed to sell the structure within
ninety days from the date of the cancellation or acceptance of surrender;
provided that any proceeds be first used to satisfy any indebtedness to the
department, taxes, or any other indebtedness the payment of which has been
assured by the department, or any costs incurred by the department for upkeep
and cleaning of the leased premises. If the lessee does not sell or remove the
structure, the department shall demolish the structure and the cost thereof
shall be assessed the lessee.
Notes
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