possession, this time on the basis of a 30-day notice.  In support of its action, Diamond filed an affidavit stating that it was unwilling to make the repairs necessary to put the housing in compliance with the housing code and that it presently intended to take the unit off the rental market.  See affidavit of Barry Mankowitz, Transcript of Record in DCCA No. 5194 at 64.  In defense, Mrs. Robinson asserted that she was being evicted in retaliation for successfully asserting her Southall Realty rights in the previous actions, and that the eviction was therefore illegal under the principles announced in Edwards v. Habib, supra.  Mrs. Robinson also argued that the eviction was barred under general equitable principles since Diamond Housing, having allowed itsiAB names Kumfer relationship banker

Posted: Thursday, December 6, 2012

iAB Financial Bank recently named Kody Kumfer as relationship banker at its Ossian office. The announcement was made by Michael C. Marhenke, president and CEO of iAB Financial Bank.

A lifelong resident of Wells County, Kumfer received his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Trine University. He is also a 2012 graduate of consumer lending, a graduate of the Midwest Agricultural School of Banking and a participant in Level 2 of the Wells County Leadership Academy.

Kumfer previously worked at iAB’s Markle office providing agricultural and commercial lending. His responsibilities will be the same at the Ossian office.