Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in New Jersey

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is it legal for a landlord to throw you out with out filing for eviction

Asked on 1/25/07, 8:00 am

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No.

Self-help evictions are prohibited in New Jersey.

Answered on 1/25/07, 9:02 am

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