Landlord and tenant; preemption, retaliation; remedy; effective date.

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This bill would prevent landlords from retaliating against tenants who exercise their rights, such as complaining about housing code violations. It outlines what actions are considered retaliation and what actions are not. If a landlord retaliates, tenants could receive a penalty of one month's rent, damages, and legal fees, but if a tenant sues in bad faith, the landlord could get immediate possession of the property and recover legal fees.

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