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to said person in a language that said person can interpret or understand, is not a subtenant approved by the Landlord. (8) Owner Move -in. The Landlord seeks, after providing written notice in a language that the Tenant can interpret or understand to the Tenant pursuant to state law, to recover possession of the Rental Unit in good faith for use and occupancy as a Primary Residence by the Landlord, or the Landlord's spouse, partner, children, grandchildren, parents or grandparents. (A) As used in subsection (a)(8) herein, Landlord shall only include a Landlord that is a natural person and has at least a fifty percent (50%) recorded ownership interest in the Property. (B) No eviction may take place under this subsection if the same Landlord or enumerated relative already occupies a unit on the Property, or if a vacancy already exists on the Property. If a comparable unit does become vacant and available before the recovery of possession, the Landlord shall rescind the notice to vacate and immediately dismiss any action filed to recover possession of the premises. (C) Any notice terminating a tenancy pursuant to this subsection shall contain the name, address and relationship to the Landlord of the person intended to occupy the Rental Unit and the rights pursuant to Subparagraph (E) herein. (D) The Landlord or enumerated relative must intend in good faith to move into the Rental Unit within sixty (60) days after the Tenant vacates and to occupy the Rental Unit as a Primary Residence for at least thirty-six (36) consecutive months. (E) If the Landlord or relative specified on the notice terminating tenancy fails to occupy the Rental Unit within sixty (60) days after the Tenant vacates, the Landlord shall: (i) Offer the Rental Unit to the Tenant who vacated it at the same Rent in effect when the Tenant vacated; and (ii) Pay to said Tenant all reasonable expenses incurred in moving to and from the Rental Unit. (F) Eviction Protection for Elderly or Disabled Tenant. A Landlord may not evict a Tenant pursuant to Subsection (a)(8) herein if the Tenant (1) has resided in the Rental Unit for at least five (5) years and is either at least sixty-two (62) years old or Disabled; or (2) is certified as being terminally ill by the Tenant's treating physician. 13 85B-13