no-fault eviction
Guiltless tenant removal
A no-fault eviction is when a landlord removes a tenant without claiming the tenant did anything wrong—no missed rent, no lease violations, no bad behavior.
The landlord simply wants the property back, often to sell it, renovate, or raise the rent with a new tenant.
They received a no-fault eviction notice giving them sixty days to leave.
In places without strong tenant protections, landlords can issue no-fault evictions with minimal justification.
- tenantOne who rents property
- landlordProperty owner renting out
- leaseTemporary use contract
- month to monthRenewed each period
- rentPayment for temporary use
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Safeguards for rental occupants
right to remain · tenant protections · housing security · rent stabilization
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