New Jersey S3171 clarifies the distinction between residential tenants and hotel or motel guests for eviction purposes.
New Jersey S3171 establishes a distinction between residential tenants and transient guests of a hotel or motel to determine permitted removal actions. The bill codifies a multi-factor test to distinguish between a tenant and a transient guest, considering factors such as the guest's length of stay, intent to stay long-term, and use of hotel or motel as their primary residence. The bill would take effect immediately.
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