If the landlord interferes with the tenant's right of possession by evicting him or her without a court order of eviction, the tenant has the right to:

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If the landlord evicts the tenant without a court order of eviction, it is illegal and a violation of the tenant's right of possession. In this situation, the tenant has the right to terminate the lease and sue the landlord for damages. Selling, subleasing, or purchasing the property are not relevant options in this scenario.

If the Landlord Interferes with the Tenant's Right of Possession