SB822 amends Hawaii's Landlord Tenant Code to provide landlords with remedies for tenant noncompliance.

SB822 amends Hawaii's Landlord Tenant Code to enhance landlords' remedies for tenant noncompliance. If a tenant violates a court-issued injunction or restraining order, the landlord can seek a judgment for possession and writ of possession. The bill also allows landlords to terminate rental agreements and seek legal action for material noncompliance with tenant obligations. Additionally, landlords can bill tenants for the cost of remedying noncompliance if it can be done by cleaning, repairing, or replacing damaged items.

SB822 amends Hawaii's Landlord Tenant Code to provide landlords with remedies for tenant noncompliance.

SB822 amends Hawaii's Landlord Tenant Code to enhance landlords' remedies for tenant noncompliance. If a tenant violates a court-issued injunction or restraining order, the landlord can seek a judgment for possession and writ of possession. The bill also allows landlords to terminate rental agreements and seek legal action for material noncompliance with tenant obligations. Additionally, landlords can bill tenants for the cost of remedying noncompliance if it can be done by cleaning, repairing, or replacing damaged items.