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IL HB1265
Bill
Status
12/3/2014
Primary Sponsor
Joe Sosnowski
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AI Summary
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Removes requirement that written leases must notify lessees of the lessor's right to void the lease if premises are used for felonies or Class A misdemeanors.
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Removes language stating that failure to include criminal use notice in a written lease or use of an oral lease does not waive the lessor's rights to void the lease.
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Retains the lessor's underlying right to void a lease and recover possession if premises are used for felony or Class A misdemeanor offenses.
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Specifies that lessees have 5 days after written notice to vacate before lessor can seek forcible entry and detainer action.
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Limits stay of judgment on eviction orders to 7 days maximum unless all parties agree otherwise, and requires sheriff execution within 7 days.
Legislative Description
LEASED PREMISES-CRIM ACTIVITY
Last Action
Session Sine Die
12/3/2014