(a) A victim under this Article shall not be evicted based on an incident or incidents of actual or threatened family violence, criminal sexual conduct, or stalking.

(b) A victim under this Article shall not be held liable for damage to the property related to an incident or incidents of actual or threatened family violence, criminal sexual conduct, or stalking beyond the value of the victim’s security deposit, when the alleged perpetrator is a tenant and the victim provides written notice of the damage, and documentation required pursuant to § 48501(b) of this Article, within thirty (30) days of the occurrence of the damage.
(c) Nothing in this Article prohibits a landlord from evicting a tenant for reasons unrelated to family violence, criminal sexual conduct, or stalking.

(d) Nothing in this Article prohibits a landlord from instituting a forcible entry and detainer action against the tenant of the premises who perpetuated the family violence, criminal sexual conduct, or stalking, or from obtaining a criminal no trespass order against a non-tenant who perpetuates such violence or abuse at the premises.

(e) Nothing in this Article limits the rights of a landlord to hold a perpetrator of the family violence, criminal sexual conduct, or stalking liable for damage to the premises or landlord’s property.