When a landlord raises the rent sharply, decreases services,…

Question Answered step-by-step When a landlord raises the rent sharply, decreases services,… When a landlord raises the rent sharply, decreases services, terminates a lease/rental agreement, or files an eviction lawsuit against the tenant because the tenant has exercised a legal right (e.g., has filed a complaint – even a groundless complaint — with the housing authority alleging harassment by the landlord; has requested numerous repairs; or has participated in a tenant’s rights organization), the landlord has committed the illegal act of Business Management Business Law FIN 3390 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)