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MI SB0064
Bill
AI Summary
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Adds new grounds for landlords to recover possession of premises when a tenant, household member, or person under tenant's control causes or threatens physical injury to an individual on the landlord's property, requiring 7 days' notice after police notification.
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Excludes evictions under this new provision if the injured or threatened individual is the tenant or tenant's household member, or if eviction would violate federal housing regulations.
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Maintains existing eviction grounds including nonpayment of rent (7 days' notice), controlled substance activity (24 hours' notice), lease termination, property damage (7 days' notice), and forcible entry or trespass.
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Preserves protections for tenants in public housing and mobile home parks, requiring evictions to be based on just cause under applicable rules or chapter 57a.
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Takes effect May 22, 2012, contingent on enactment of Senate Bill No. 65 of the 96th Legislature.
Legislative Description
Housing; landlord and tenants; summary proceedings to recover possession of premises; allow after 7-day notice to quit if tenant injures or threatens to injure another individual. Amends sec. 5714 of 1961 PA 236 (MCL 600.5714). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0065'11
Housing, landlord and tenants
Last Action
Assigned Pa 0139'12 With Immediate Effect
5/23/2012