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§ 9-101	Forcible entry prohibited
§ 9-102	When action may be maintained
§ 9-103	Mobile home site
§ 9-104	Demand - Notice - Return
§ 9-104.1	Demand; Notice; Return; Condominium and Contract Purchasers
§ 9-104.2	Demand - Notice - Termination of Lease and Possession of a Condominium
§ 9-104.3	Applicability of Article
§ 9-105	Growing crops
§ 9-106	Pleadings and evidence
§ 9-106.1	Action for condominium assessments not barred or waived by acceptance...
§ 9-106.2	Affirmative defense for violence; barring persons from property
§ 9-107	Constructive service
§ 9-107.5	Notice to unknown occupants
§ 9-107.10	Military personnel on active duty; action for possession
§ 9-108	Jury trial
§ 9-109	Trial ex parte
§ 9-109.5	Standard of Proof
§ 9-109.7	Stay of enforcement; drug related action
§ 9-110	Judgment for whole premises - Stay of enforcement
§ 9-111	Condominium property
§ 9-111.1	Lease to bona fide tenant
§ 9-112	Judgment for part of premises
§ 9-113	Joinder of several tenants
§ 9-114	Judgment against plaintiff
§ 9-115	Dismissal as to part
§ 9-116	Pending appeal
§ 9-117	Expiration of Judgment
§ 9-118	Emergency housing eviction proceedings
§ 9-119	Emergency subsidized housing eviction proceedings
§ 9-120	Leased premises used in furtherance of a criminal offense; lease...
§ 9-121	Sealing of court file

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JAN FRENCH: ...

CAN AN INMATE BE EVICTED DURING HIS INCARCERATION

April 26, 2012

Steven Daily: ...

Jan,
Nothing in the law prohibits a landlord from carrying out an otherwise proper eviction just because the tenant is incarcerated. A landlord might not even know that a tenant is incarcerated. Furthermore, a landlord could not reasonably be expected to hold rental property off the market indefinitely without receiving rent. Put another way, being incarcerated does not give one special privileges to free rental property.
Steve

April 26, 2012

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