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The source claimed that Hamas sought to evict the family from the building to establish a new base for its forces there.

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Under eviction moratoriums, tenants who can prove they are affected by the ongoing state of emergency cannot be evicted for unpaid rent, but they still owe back rent once the moratorium expires.

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On Wednesday, they were banned from moving back to private land they had already been evicted from.

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Among investors’ concerns are public policies such as the United to House Los Angeles transfer tax on large real estate sales, and also temporary limits on evicting tenants that were enacted during the pandemic.

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Scottish Borders Council began legal action to evict them after establishing that the new camp was on land owned by the local authority.

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