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Renting and the landlord, and when the police may come inside.
14 sections
- Getting the Deposit BackUtah Code 57-17-3 — 30 days after moving out, then a notice with five business days to answer
- Being EvictedUtah Code 78B-6-802 — three business days to pay or leave, and three business days to answer a summons
- Ending a Month to MonthUtah Code 78B-6-802 — 15 calendar days before the end of the period
- When the Landlord Will Not Fix ItUtah Code 57-22-6 — three calendar days for a habitability problem, then the remedy the renter chose
- Locked Out by the LandlordUtah Code 78B-6-814 — only by judicial process, unless the place was abandoned
- Leaving a Lease EarlyUtah Code 57-22-5.1 — a victim of domestic violence may end it for one month's rent
- New Locks After a CrimeUtah Code 57-22-5.1 — a crime victim may require new locks, at the renter's cost
- Late Fees, Entry and the EstimateUtah Code 57-22-4 — a late fee no higher than 10% of rent or $75, and 24 hours' notice to enter
- Clearing an Eviction RecordUtah Code 78B-6-852 — a dismissed case expunged automatically after three years
- When Police Come with a WarrantUtah Code 77-23-210 — notice of authority and purpose, with entry without it only in limited casesalso here
- When Police Are Called to a HouseUtah Code 77-36-2.2 — on probable cause of domestic violence, an arrest or a citationalso here
- TrespassUtah Code 76-6-206 — a class B misdemeanor, and class A in a dwellingalso here
- Door to Door SalesUtah Code 70C-5-102 — until midnight of the third business day to cancelalso here
- Protective OrdersUtah Code 78B-7-604 — a hearing within 21 days of an ex parte orderalso here
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