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That behavior is illegal in WA, and probably other states too. Landlord/tenant law supersedes the terms of the rental agreement. Lockouts have been historicall

That behavior is illegal in WA, and probably other states too. Landlord/tenant law supersedes the terms of the rental agreement. Lockouts have been historically abusive, so the law here covers them specifically.

mbostleman 8y ago
Then a contract that says otherwise would not be a contract right? Or at least that portion of it would not be?
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- gpm 8y ago
  It would be a contract, that term would be void/unenforceable (in Ontario).
  - dymk 8y ago
    Stipulations in a contract which are illegal (federal or state law) are unenforceable everywhere in the United States.