Question

Tina buys a cat and keeps it in her apartment, even though her apartment lease includes a clause that prohibits tenants from owning a pet. She does not remove the cat even after the landlord gives her a written reminder of the lease agreement and insists that she remove the pet from the apartment. Tina refuses, saying that the cat is very small and will cause no damage to the apartment. The landlord decides to remove Tina due to the breach of the lease agreement. The legal process to remove the tenant is known as

A)partial eviction.
B)constructive eviction.
C)actual eviction.
D)eminent domain.

Answer 1

The legal process to remove Tina, due to the breach of the lease agreement, is known as actual eviction.

Step-by-step explanation:

The legal process to remove the tenant is known as actual eviction.

In this scenario, Tina has breached her lease agreement by keeping a cat in her apartment, despite the prohibition on owning pets. The landlord has given her a written reminder and requested her to remove the pet, but Tina has refused. As a result, the landlord has decided to remove Tina from the apartment due to the breach of the lease agreement. This process of removing a tenant for violating the lease agreement is called actual eviction.