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Harassment & illegal eviction
Information for people who rent their homes privately and are having problems with their landlord or someone acting on his/her behalf.
Contents include:
- What counts as harrassment?
- When is an eviction illegal?
- What is my landlord is violent?
- What practical steps can I take?
- Can the police help me?
- Can I take my landlord to court?
Please note that due to differences in housing laws between nations this guide only provides information about England and Wales.
Published: July 2004
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