Assertion: tenant's landlord | /r/CapableOf | keep the tenant
Facets:
value: out of the unit
type: OTHER
value: without a court order
type: OTHER
value: afterwards
type: TEMPORAL
value: for years
type: TEMPORAL
value: for months
type: TEMPORAL
value: from death
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from injury
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from potential nuisance
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: since that date
type: TEMPORAL
value: unlawfully
type: MANNER
value: out of their rental
type: OTHER
value: from becoming homeless
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: simply
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: by a tenant because the tenant has been wrongfully removed from or kept out of the unit (for example, the landlord has changed the locks and kept the tenant out of the unit without a court order permitting this).
text: For example, landlords should protect tenants from such things as non-functioning central heating and air conditioning units, leaking roofs, broken pipes and other maintenance issues that directly affect the tenant's enjoyment of the property.
text: The landlord may also have the tenant evicted by filing suit in court.
text: STAE’s mission includes helping landlords receive rent on time and keeping tenants from becoming homeless.
text: In all states, it is illegal for a landlord to simply lock a tenant out of their rental, even if the notice period has passed and the landlord has filed for eviction with the courts.
text: Should a tenant vacate the rental property before the end of the agreed upon amount of time, the landlord may hold the tenant responsible for the costs of advertising and showing the unit to other prospective renters.
text: Virginia law does not allow landlords to lock out tenants, remove their belongings, or cut off the tenants’ access to essential services, such as heat, water, gas, or electricity without going through legal proceedings.
text: Landlords are advised to use registered mail, to prevent the tenant from claiming that he was not given any notice.
text: Landlords who lock out their tenants often find themselves sued over the "disappearance" of their tenant's valuable possessions.
text: because the tenant has been wrongfully removed from or kept out of the unit (for example, the landlord has changed the locks and kept the tenant out of the unit without a court order permitting this).
text: Example 2: "The landlord changed the locks on September 15th and has unlawfully kept the tenant out of the rental unit since that date.
text: To protect tenants from potential nuisance, injury or death, landlords must take steps to prevent criminal activity from occurring on or around property grounds.
text: The landlord may have the tenant for months or years afterwards.