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5-12-020 Exclusions (b)
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5-12-020 Exclusions.
Rental of the following dwelling units shall not be governed by this chapter, unless the rental agreement thereof is created to avoid the application of this chapter:
(b) dwelling units in hotels, motels, inns, bed-and-breakfast establishments, rooming houses and boardinghouses, but only until such time as the dwelling unit has been occupied by a tenant for 32 or more continuous days and a tenant pays a monthly rent, exclusive of any period of wrongful occupancy contrary to agreement with an owner. Notwithstanding the above, the prohibition against interruption of tenant occupancy set forth in Section 5-12-160 shall apply to every rented dwelling unit in such buildings within the City of Chicago. No landlord shall bring an action to recover possession of such unit, or avoid renting monthly in order to avoid the application of this chapter. Any willful attempt to avoid application of this chapter by an owner may be punishable by criminal or civil action;
Your article on RENT-A-BEDS in Metro on Monday, March 2, 2009, doesn't address the Chicago Residential Landlords and Tenants (RLTO) and the effects of predatory tenant rights lawyers. Due to the economy people are resorting to running roominghouses and boardinghouses and these are covered under the Chicago Ordinance and have very large fines for the landlords if the ordinance is not complied with.
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News Reporters and Editors.
5-12-020 Exclusions.
Rental of the following dwelling units shall not be governed by this chapter, unless the rental agreement thereof is created to avoid the application of this chapter:
(b) dwelling units in hotels, motels, inns, bed-and-breakfast establishments, rooming houses and boardinghouses, but only until such time as the dwelling unit has been occupied by a tenant for 32 or more continuous days and a tenant pays a monthly rent, exclusive of any period of wrongful occupancy contrary to agreement with an owner. Notwithstanding the above, the prohibition against interruption of tenant occupancy set forth in Section 5-12-160 shall apply to every rented dwelling unit in such buildings within the City of Chicago. No landlord shall bring an action to recover possession of such unit, or avoid renting monthly in order to avoid the application of this chapter. Any willful attempt to avoid application of this chapter by an owner may be punishable by criminal or civil action;
Your article on RENT-A-BEDS in Metro on Monday, March 2, 2009, doesn't address the Chicago Residential Landlords and Tenants (RLTO) and the effects of predatory tenant rights lawyers. Due to the economy people are resorting to running roominghouses and boardinghouses and these are covered under the Chicago Ordinance and have very large fines for the landlords if the ordinance is not complied with.
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