Hawaii SB784 amends property rights law to allow owners to request law enforcement for unlawful occupant removal.
Hawaii SB784 amends state statutes to allow property owners to request law enforcement for the immediate removal of unlawful occupants. The bill outlines conditions for such requests, including that the property owner or their agent must submit a complaint to a law enforcement officer. The officer may then serve a notice to vacate and, if necessary, arrest any unauthorized persons found on the property. The bill also addresses liability for damages and outlines procedures for the removal process. It does not affect rights and duties that matured before its effective date.
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