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Domestic abuse--Unlawful sexual behavior--Stalking--Termination of lease--Notice requirements. If a tenant or a member of the tenant's household is the victim of alleged domestic abuse, unlawful sexual behavior, or stalking, the tenant may terminate the lease
Termination of lease by tenant--Causes. A tenant may terminate a lease before the end of the term if: (1) The landlord does not, within a reasonable time after written request, fulfill obligations, if any, as to placing and securing
Obligations of lessor of real property--Tenant's remedies against lessor. A lessor shall deliver the leased premises to the lessee and secure his quiet enjoyment thereof against all lawful claimants. If the lessor of residential property unlawfully removes
Modification of lease--Written notice by landlord, effect--Termination by tenant. In all leases of lands or tenements or of any interest therein from month to month the landlord may, upon giving notice in writing at least thirty days before
Eviction of tenant--Limitations. A lease governing residential property may not include any term that authorizes the eviction of a tenant who calls or otherwise seeks assistance from law enforcement or other emergency responders because of an alleged incident
Termination of lease by landlord before end of agreed term--Use of premises by tenant contrary to agreement--Neglect of tenant to make repairs. A landlord may terminate a lease and reclaim the premises before the end of the agreed
lessor of residential premises shall, within twenty-one days after the termination of the tenancy and receipt of the tenant's mailing address or delivery instructions, return the security deposit described in § 43-32-6.1 to the tenant or furnish
lessor of commercial premises shall, within sixty days after the termination of the tenancy and receipt of the tenant's mailing address or delivery instructions, return any security deposit to the tenant, or furnish to the tenant, a written statement
require documentation of disability requiring service animal--Exceptions. A landlord may require reliable supporting documentation be provided by a tenant of a rental dwelling unit, if the tenant asserts a disability requiring under any provision of law that a service
emergency or if it is impracticable to do so, a landlord or landlord's agent shall give the tenant reasonable notice of the landlord's intent to enter and enter only at reasonable times. Twenty-four hours written notice
Tenant receiving notice of adverse proceedings--Duty to inform landlord. Every tenant who receives notice of any proceeding to recover the real property occupied by him or the possession thereof must immediately inform his landlord of the same and also
Attornment of tenant to stranger, validity--Consent of landlord--Judgment. The attornment of a tenant to a stranger is void unless it is made with the consent of the landlord or in consequence of a judgment of a court
Contact information--Disclosure--Limitation. If in accordance with a termination authorized by § 43-32-19.1 a tenant provides to the landlord a forwarding address or other contact information, the landlord may not disclose that information to any person except with
Termination of lease--Agreed term--Mutual consent--Acquisition of superior title by tenant. A lease is terminated: (1) By the expiration of the agreed term; (2) By the mutual consent of the parties; (3) By the tenant acquiring a title
Small amount of tenant's property left on premises presumed abandoned--Disposal by lessor. The property of a lessee, the total reasonable value of which does not exceed five hundred dollars, left on leased residential premises by the lessee
Service animal documentation requirements. The supporting documentation shall confirm the tenant's disability and the relationship between the tenant's disability and the need for the requested accommodation. The documentation shall originate from a licensed health care provider who does
person there residing, if such person can be found, and also sent by first class mail addressed to the tenant at the place where the property is situated. Source: JustC 1877, § 37; CL 1887, § 6076; RJustC
property defined. Leasing is a contract by which one (the lessor or landlord) gives to another (the lessee or tenant) temporary possession and use of real property for reward and the lessee agrees to return such property to the lessor
specified purpose--Responsibility of lessee--Rescission of contract. If premises are leased for a particular and specified purpose the tenant must not use the premises for other purposes; and if he does, the landlord may hold him responsible
absent notice--Time for notice--Termination without notice in case of default--Grassland included. In the case of farm tenants, occupying and cultivating agricultural land of forty acres or more, under an oral lease, the tenancy shall continue