New Jersey S3530, the Immigrant Tenant Protection Act, provides protections for residential tenants and codifies the warranty of habitability.
New Jersey S3530, the Immigrant Tenant Protection Act, aims to protect residential tenants by prohibiting landlords from evicting tenants based on their immigration or citizenship status. The bill also codifies the court-created doctrine of the implied warranty of habitability, ensuring that tenants have a right to safe, sanitary, and decent housing. The Commissioner of Community Affairs is required to prepare and make available a summary of the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants, accessible in the seven most common non-English languages spoken by individuals with.
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