Connecticut Law About Landlord/Tenant Law - 27 September 2015

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Connecticut Law About Landlord/Tenant Law

Tenant's Rights: Lockouts

Tenant's Rights: Security Deposits Rent Increases

Tenant's Rights: Repairs: How to Use the Housing Code Enforcement Law

Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection:

Tenants in Foreclosed Properties: Best Practices for Owners Taking Title after Foreclosure (Produced by the Legal Assistance Resource Center of Connecticut) This document provides a basic summary of the laws regarding tenants rights in Connecticut after a foreclosure, as well as recommendations for how owners, mortgage loan servicers, and REO property managers should interact with tenants after a foreclosure.

Publication from the Citizens Advisory Council for Housing Matters:

Housing Issues in the Small Claims Division of the Superior Court (2007)
- Reference book covering claims by the tenant for return of a security deposit, claims by the landlord for back rent, claims by the landlord for property damage, and claims for attorney's fees and punitive damages.

Publication from the Office of the Chief State's Attorney:

Landlord/Tenant Disputes Police Training Manual ()
- Addresses the four types of complaints that are most likely to call for police action.
  - Lockouts and self-help evictions
  - Unlawful entry
  - No-heat and termination of essential services
  - Criminal damage to landlord's property
Information from the State of Connecticut Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities:

OLR Research Reports - Office of Legislative Research:

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