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Landlord Subject to Potential Bailment and Intentional Infliction Claims for Leaving Tenant’s Property On Sidewalk – IL ND

The Internet is awash in state-by-state summaries of what a landlord can and can’t do with property left behind by a residential tenant. The various abandoned property rules range from making the landlord do nothing, to requiring it to hold the tenant’s property for a fixed number of days, to sending formal notice to the tenant …

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Posted byPaulPMarch 31, 2016Posted inLandlord-Tenant, Real estate litigationTags: abandoned property, bailment, constructive bailment, conversion, eviction, intentional infliction, landlord, tenant, trespass to chattels
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