Hawaii HB466 amends eviction laws to protect tenants from arbitrary displacement and establishes criteria for no-fault evictions.
Hawaii HB466 amends the state's eviction laws to protect tenants from arbitrary displacement and establish criteria for no-fault evictions. The bill prohibits landlords from terminating tenancies without cause and sets specific conditions under which landlords can initiate a no-fault eviction. These conditions include situations where the landlord plans to occupy the unit, make substantial repairs, sell the property, or convert the unit to a different use.
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