When a court finds that a landlord is entitled to possession of a rented lot in a manufactured home community because of a holdover by a tenant, the court may award damages as follows:
(1) If the holdover was in bad faith, a payment of double the periodic rent under the rental agreement. Double-rent is computed and prorated for each day the tenant remained in or remains in possession of the lot after the date on which the rental agreement terminated, expired, or was not renewed.
(2) If a holdover is determined to be in good faith, the landlord is entitled to a payment of the periodic rent under the rental agreement, computed and prorated for each day the tenant remained in or remains in possession of the lot after the date on which the rental agreement terminated, expired, or was not renewed.
Structure Delaware Code
Chapter 70. Manufactured Homes and Manufactured Home Communities Act
Subchapter II. Landlord-Tenant Relationship
§ 7006. Requisites for rental of a manufactured home lot.
§ 7007. Manufactured home standards.
§ 7008. Provisions of a rental agreement.
§ 7010. Rent — Prohibited lump sum payments: acceptance of rent.
§ 7011. Holdover remedies after rental agreement terminates, expires, or is not renewed.
§ 7012. Effect of unsigned rental agreement.
§ 7013. Manufactured home transfer; rented lot transfer.
§ 7014. Modified Table of Consanguinity.
§ 7015. Delivery of written notice.
§ 7016. Termination or nonrenewal of rental agreement by landlord; due cause: noncompliance.
§ 7017. Security deposits; pet security deposits.
§ 7019. Retaliatory acts prohibited.
§ 7020. Fees; services; utility rates.
§ 7022A. Lot rental assistance program; requirements.
§ 7022B. Lot rental assistance program; limited eligibility.