Landlord Retaliation Legal Advice

Summary

Retaliatory eviction is illegal under Connecticut General Statute Sec. 47a-33. Landlords must provide habitable premises per Public Health Code Sec. 19a-109. Utility theft is also illegal. Contact a local attorney or tenants rights organization for further advice. Consider filing a complaint with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection.

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Hello ****, could you please specify what exact issue you are facing with your landlord or tenant? Also, could you provide your location as landlord-tenant laws may vary based on jurisdiction?
Enfield CT
Hello ****, could you please elaborate on the issue you're facing with your landlord or tenant in Enfield, CT?
Our landlord is not renewing our lease due to retaliation and we have proof because we ask for repairs last year and this year major ones like mold and heat. Then last year we found out landlord stealing our electricity by renting garage and I found out by eversource and she wants us out February 28th then she will put our stuff on lawn
Hello ****,
Based on your location and situation, here are some laws you may find relevant to your situation in Connecticut:
- Retaliatory eviction is illegal (Connecticut General Statute Sec. 47a-*).
- Landlords are required to provide habitable premises (Public Health Code Sec. 19a-*).
- Utility theft is also illegal.
You may want to consider contacting a local attorney or tenants' rights organization for further advice specific to your case.
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Hello ****,
Thank you for your response. For further assistance, you may want to contact the Connecticut Fair Housing Center. You could also consider filing a complaint with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection.
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You're welcome, ****! If you need any more help, feel free to ask. Remember, it's important to take action quickly in your situation. Best of luck!