IL SB3299

Allows lessor to void a lease if lessee or occupant uses leased premises for commission of a felony or Class A misdemeanor, occurring on one or more occasions.

Requires written leases to notify lessees that lessor has the right to void the lease for criminal activity; failure to include notification does not waive lessor's rights.

Permits lessor or State's Attorney/corporation counsel to bring forcible entry and detainer action for eviction; lessee must vacate within 5 days of written notice to vacate.

Establishes that judgment for costs against plaintiff shall not be awarded unless action brought in bad faith, and actions based on information from law enforcement are not deemed bad faith.

Limits court stays of eviction judgment to 7 days maximum unless parties agree otherwise, and requires sheriff to execute eviction order within 7 days of entry or expiration of stay.