a protected tenant; and
2. The notice to vacate is substantially based on acts which violated
the tenant's protective order or led to the issuance of a protective
order listed in subsection (2) of this section, including an action for
possession based on complaints of noise, disturbances, or repeated
presence of peace officers.
(4) (a) 1. After informing the landlord of an intention to install a new lock, a
protected tenant, at his or her expense, may install a new lock to his
or her dwelling by:
a. Rekeying the lock if the lock is in good working condition; or
b. Replacing the entire locking mechanism with a locking
mechanism of equal or better quality than the lock being
replaced.
2. The tenant shall provide a key to the new lock to the landlord upon
request.
(b) Regardless of any provision in the lease or rental agreement, the landlord
may refuse to provide a key to the new lock to a named individual, even if
the named individual is a party to the lease or rental agreement.
(c) A named individual who has been excluded from leased or rented
property under this section remains liable for rent.
(5) (a) For a protected tenant who obtains a valid protective order listed in
subsection (2)(b)1. of this section after entering into a lease or rental
agreement, the lease or rental agreement may be terminated by providing
the landlord with:
1. Written notice of termination to be effective on a date stated in the
notice that is at least thirty (30) days after the landlord's receipt of
the notice; and
2. A copy of the valid protective order.
(b) For a protected tenant who obtains a valid protective order listed in
subsection (2)(b)1. of this section before entering into a lease or rental
agreement, the lease or rental agreement may be terminated by:
1. Providing the landlord