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Can I or should I evict the male tenant?
Sent to Legal Experts September 29 12:40 PM

In a four family apartment I have a married male tenant in apt.3 who has made unwanted and unprovoked sexual advances to a married female in apt.2.

 

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September 29 12:46 PM (6 minutes and 1 second later)
         

Hi,

Is there a lease? If so, is there any language that would cover such conduct as a basis for eviction? Or is it month to month?

RL



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September 29 12:50 PM (3 minutes and 33 seconds later)
         
There is a lease, but there is no language concerning conduct.
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September 29 12:57 PM (7 minutes and 5 seconds later)
         
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Hi,

Difficult case. Long shot....bring an action for eviction based on the theory that you as the owner are getting complaints from the other tenant that HER tenancy is being disrupted by the actions of the male and that your warranty of habitability as to her apartment is being violated. Other alternative. Get her to get a protective order against him and testify for her.

Rich Licata



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