with 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;
2. Attaching a copy of the valid protective order; and
3. Demonstrating a safety concern to the landlord that arises after
execution of the lease.
(c) Upon termination of a lease or rental agreement under this section, the
released protected tenant shall:
1. Be liable for the rent due under the lease or rental agreement
prorated to the effective date of the termination and payable at the
time that would have been required by the terms of the lease or
rental agreement;
2. Not receive a negative credit entry, a negative character reference,
or be liable for any other rent or fees due solely to the early
termination of the tenancy; and
3. Not be subject to any damages or penalties if a lease or rental
agreement is terminated under this subsection fourteen (14) or more
days prior to occupancy.
(d) Regardless of whether the named individual is a party to a lease or rental
agreement terminated under this subsection, the named individual:
1. Is deemed to have interfered with the terminated lease or rental
agreement between the landlord and tenant; and
2. Shall be civilly liable for all economic losses incurred by the landlord
for the early lease termination, including unpaid rent, early lease
termination fees, commissions and advertising costs incurred in
reletting the premises, costs to repair damages to the premises, or
any reductions in rent previously granted to the protected tenant.
(6) Regardless of conflicting provisions in a named individual's rental agreement or
lease, if a named individual and a protected tenant are cotenants, a landlord
may:
(a) Refuse access to the property by a named individual unless