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Generally as long as the tenant is paying rent there are very few grounds on which he can get evicted.

Breaking the contact means you'll get evicted, but there's no law-breaking occurring.

>>Generally as long as the tenant is paying rent there are very few grounds on which he can get evicted.

A bummer your landlord didn't pay the building with your rent money and you both got evicted.

Prices stay flat, no new housing is built, nobody gets evicted, no new people come to town.

You can find stories going back decades about Americans being evicted from embassies over industrial espionage.

Ari's problem is that he got evicted for allowing the damage to happen on his watch.

It's also a direct consequence of how the British treated them when they were evicted.

That's plenty of time for me to get evicted and be out on the street.

I have known tenants who adversely possess the property and make owners fight for decades before they are evicted.

Millions of Irish people starved to death during the Potato Famine and evicted from their land while their landlords happily dined on lobster soup.

That's because the schizophrenics were basically evicted from the psychiatric hospitals.

The author dares to call it "my apartment", but you don't get evicted from your own apartment.

"We could well end up in that situation where you get a lot of people getting evicted—not because the tenants have fallen behind, but because the landlords have fallen behind," says Baker.

Today if anything happens to you (you get offended, shocked, left out, fired, evicted, etc.) it is a social injustice that needs the keyboard-typing might of twitter, facebook, and tumblr to "rage against the machine".