A 97-year-old California woman is fighting a 60-day eviction notice from the home she has lived in more than two-thirds of her life.
Marie Hatch moved into her home in Burlingame, California, around 1950, her attorney, Nancy Fineman, told ABC News.

97-Year-Old California Woman Fights Eviction From Her Home of More Than 60 Years (ABC News)
The two-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage she now shares with an 85-year-old roommate was owned at the time by Vivian Kruse, a friend who Hatch says made her a promise that she could live in the home for the rest of her life.
When Kruse died in 1980, her daughter, Beatrice, kept her mom’s promise to Hatch until she died in 2005, according to Fineman. Hatch’s cottage, along with the home next door, then became the property of Beatrice’s daughter, Pamela.

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whether 97 or even 150yrs old, the day the owner who made her a promise died, thats the day she was NO more entitled to stay there for free.

@ MRBrown: Gbam! but make dem consider her age....lolz thanks for commenting.

Uchddaniel:
@ MRBrown: Gbam! but make dem consider her age....lolz thanks for commenting.

let me ask you, if you had inherited a house that some lady was using for free, because your grandparents made a promise to her. what would you do?

She will vacate o