A 30-year-old man is refusing to leave home -- so his parents slam down an eviction notice

A free loading 30-year-old man, Michael Rotondo, refused to leave his parents' home, so they took legal action, reports CNY Central News.

New Yorkers, Christina and Mark Rotondo, filed five notices with the Supreme Court of New York State due to their son's failure to launch.

The first notice dated February 2, said:

Michael,

After a discussion with your Mother, we have decided you must leave this house immediately. You have 14 days to vacate. You will not be allowed to return. We will take whatever actions are necessary to enforce this decision.

Mark and Christina Rotondo

The third notice offered him $1,100 and advice on how to move out.

Despite their attempts, Rotondo refused to move out. He even tried to appeal their claims. According to court documents he said his parent's by law did not give him a sufficient enough time to move out and that there is a "common law requirement of six-month notice to quit before a tenant may be removed through ejectment action." He also called his parent's attempts to evict him "retaliatory."

On May 22,  this battle came to an end. The family appeared in court before Syracuse, NY State Supreme Court Justice Donald Greenwood.

Greenwood called the case "outrageous." When asked why he needed more time to stay he said because of his business. When asked about the details of his business, he said, "my business is my business."

In the end Greenwood ruled that he must leave his parents' house.