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Can a tenant be evicted if the unit is overcrowded?

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Can a tenant be evicted if the unit is overcrowded?

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Yes. The terms of the eviction are determined by such factors as whether or not the landlord knew the overcrowding and if he/she permitted it or if the tenants are in violation of the rental agreement by allowing the additional tenants who are contributing to the overcrowding. Call the rent Stabilization Division at (213) 847-7368 or 1 (800) 994-4444 for more information on evictions. There are very specific procedures to be followed before an eviction can take place.

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