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Texas Property Code - PROP § 92.0081 | FindLaw

Texas Property Code - PROP § 92.0081. Removal of Property and Exclusion of Residential Tenant ... If a landlord removes any of the items listed in this subsection ...

PROPERTY CODE CHAPTER 92. RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES

1112 (H.B. 882), Sec. 3, eff. January 1, 2010. Acts 2013, 83rd Leg., R.S., Ch. 899 (H.B. 1086), Sec. 1, eff. September 1, 2013. Sec. 92.0081. REMOVAL OF ...

Sec.92.0081, of the Texas Property Code - Rockwall County

Sec.92.0081, of the Texas Property Code: Removal of property and exclusion of. Residential Tenant. (a). A landlord may not remove a door, window, or attic ...

Lockouts - Landlord/Tenant Law - Guides at Texas State Law Library

Texas Law. Section 92.0081 of the Texas Property Code. This section details the very specific circumstances when a landlord can change the ...

What NOT to Do: What is a Landlord Prohibited From In Evictions?

According to Section 92.0081 of the Texas Property Code, a landlord must provide the tenant with written notice before changing the door locks.

Tenant Lockout: A Double-Edged Sword for Landlords

That is the Question. There is no doubt that the Texas Property Code allows lockout when rent is delinquent. Section 92.0081 states (in relevant ...

FAQs • What is a Writ of Re-Entry?

... Section 92.0081 and 92.009 (residential) or Section 93.002 and 93.003 (commercial), the tenant may recover possession of the premises. To determine venue ...

When Tenants Get Locked Out | Texas Law Help

Texas Property Code 92.0081 through 92.009 describe when a landlord may change the locks on a rental unit and the tenant's remedies if the law ...

Texas Property Code Title 8, Chapter 92, Subchapter A (2023 ...

Chapter 92 - Residential Tenancies Subchapter A. General Provisions. Next ... Section 92.008. Interruption of Utilities · Section 92.0081. Removal of ...

Writ of ReEntry - Tarrant County

... Section 92.0081 and 92.009 (residential)) or Section 93.002 and 93.003 (commercial), the tenant may recover possession of the premises. To determine venue ...

Subchapter A - Texas Property Code

Sec. 92.001. DEFINITIONS. Except as otherwise provided by this chapter, in ... 92.0081. REMOVAL OF PROPERTY AND EXCLUSION OF RESIDENTIAL TENANT. a) A ...

What Do You Do if Your Tenant Abandons Your Rent House?

To avoid the uncertainty of Texas Property Code Sec. 92.0081 (b)(2), landlords may file a Forcible Entry & Detainer action. After giving the ...

Personal Property in an Eviction: What Happens to Your Things?

Texas Property Code Section 92.0081: Texas statute about lockouts and property removal. Eviction Guide: Helpful information for tenants ...

Tex. Prop. Code § 92.009 - Casetext

(a) If a landlord has locked a tenant out of leased premises in violation of Section 92.0081, the tenant may recover possession of the premises as provided by ...

Texas Property Code Chapter 92 – Residential Tenancies

Texas Statutes Title 8, Landlord and Tenant; Chapter 92, Residential Tenancies. Refreshed: 2023 ... 92.0081. Removal of Property and Exclusion of Residential ...

Help, the landlord locked me out, what can I do? Am I evicted?

Section 92.0081: (c) If a landlord or a landlord's agent changes the door lock of a tenant who is delinquent in paying rent, the landlord or ...

Texas Property Code Title 8, Chapter 92 - Residential Tenancies

(a) If a landlord has locked a tenant out of leased premises in violation of Section 92.0081, the tenant may recover possession of the premises.

Evictions, Writs of Retrieval, Re-Entry and Restoration - Ector County

Chapter 24 of the Texas Property Code, often by a landlord against a ... Texas Property Code Section 92.0081 and 92.009 (residential) or Section 93.002 and

Questions from the Texas Property Code - Klein Oak.org

Sec. 92.0081. Removal of Property and Exclusion of Residential Tenant. Here's a question sent to “State your case,” a column written by attorney Ronald ...

Rent Payments | Late Fees | Texas Lease Agreement - LeaseRunner

It's not the best situation to find yourself in as a landlord, but if you need to lock-out the tenant Texas Property Code Section 92.0081 addresses this issue.