constructive eviction (Meaning)
constructive eviction (n)
action by a landlord that compels a tenant to leave the premises (as by rendering the premises unfit for occupancy); no physical expulsion or legal process is involved
Synonyms & Antonyms of constructive eviction
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constructive eviction Sentence Examples
- The tenant claimed constructive eviction after enduring persistent plumbing issues that rendered the apartment unlivable.
- The court ruled in favor of the tenant, recognizing the landlord's failure to address mold infestation as constructive eviction.
- Noise pollution from ongoing construction nearby resulted in a case of constructive eviction for several tenants in the building.
- Lack of heating during winter months led the tenant to assert a claim of constructive eviction against the landlord.
- Persistent pest infestation prompted the tenant to pursue legal action for constructive eviction against the negligent landlord.
- The landlord's refusal to repair a leaking roof constituted grounds for constructive eviction according to tenant rights advocates.
- A series of unauthorized entries into the rental property by the landlord amounted to constructive eviction for the tenant.
- The tenant successfully argued for constructive eviction when the landlord failed to address recurring safety hazards in the building.
- The court awarded damages to the tenant for constructive eviction resulting from the landlord's failure to provide essential utilities.
- The tenant sought legal counsel after experiencing repeated instances of constructive eviction due to the landlord's negligence in maintaining the property.
FAQs About the word constructive eviction
action by a landlord that compels a tenant to leave the premises (as by rendering the premises unfit for occupancy); no physical expulsion or legal process is i
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The tenant claimed constructive eviction after enduring persistent plumbing issues that rendered the apartment unlivable.
The court ruled in favor of the tenant, recognizing the landlord's failure to address mold infestation as constructive eviction.
Noise pollution from ongoing construction nearby resulted in a case of constructive eviction for several tenants in the building.
Lack of heating during winter months led the tenant to assert a claim of constructive eviction against the landlord.
