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Harassment by landlords Print E-mail

Your landlord may try to force you to move out by harassing you. Your landlord may be doing this so s/he won't have to follow the proper procedure for evicting you . Your landlord could be guilty of a criminal offence if s/he is harassing you.

What is harassment?

Your landlord will be guilty of harassment if s/he continually acts in a way that is designed to make you leave the property. More >

Help available for harassment

Help is available from the environmental health department of your local council. However, what action you should take is affected by your type of tenancy. More >

What happens if I complain

Harassment by your landlord is illegal. However, what action you take depends on your type of tenancy. You could lose your home if you complain. More >

 
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