Wrongful Eviction

When is it a wrongful eviction?

A wrongful eviction occurs when a landlord forces a tenant to move out of a rent-controlled unit.

What are some examples of wrongful eviction?

If the landlord:

  • Changes the locks on the rental;

  • Removes the tenant’s personal belongings from the rental;

  • Shuts off the tenant's utilities, including water, electricity, and/or heat;

  • Fails to provide the tenant with notice of legal eviction proceedings; and/or

  • Threatens, intimidates, or physically harms a tenant.

Disclaimer: 

The purpose of this post is for information only, this is not legal advice.

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