MI HB5754

Increases the waiting period before a writ of restitution can be issued in eviction cases from 10 days to 14 days after entry of judgment for possession, except in cases covered by subsections (3) and (4)

Preserves existing exceptions allowing immediate issuance of writs of restitution when premises are subject to housing code violations, forcible entry occurred, defendant obtained possession through trespass, or tenant is causing serious health hazards

Maintains existing 90-day and 6-month waiting periods for writs of restitution in cases involving forfeiture of executory contracts, depending on the percentage of purchase price paid

Tolls the waiting period if an appeal is taken or motion for new trial is filed with a bond to stay proceedings until final disposition

Allows judgment for nonpayment of rent or breach of executory contract to be stayed if the full amount owed plus costs is paid or material breaches are cured within the applicable waiting period