A. If a tenant who has received a thirty (30) day notice to vacate premises does not vacate the apartment unit within such time, and the landlord thereafter files a complaint for writ or judgment restoring possession which meets all the requirements of this chapter, and the court orders such tenant to vacate the apartment unit, such tenant shall be deemed to have waived all rights to any relocation benefit to which he or she is otherwise entitled pursuant to this chapter and shall return to the landlord any relocation fee or other benefit so received, plus interest at the rate allowed by law.
B. After the required notice period has passed, if a tenant has signed a stipulation for judgment and received a relocation fee, whether directly or as the result of the distribution of a deposit, and does not vacate the apartment unit within sixty (60) days after such receipt, such tenant shall be deemed to have waived all rights to any relocation benefits to which he or she is otherwise entitled pursuant to this chapter, and such tenant shall be obligated to return to the landlord any relocation fee or other benefit so received, plus interest at the rate allowed by law. (1962 Code § 11-6.07; amd. Ord. 89-O-2068, eff. 8-8-1989)