A LL has a right to ensure that the property is being maintained in such a way that it is not being damaged. To accomplish this a LL can seek to...

Sufficient disruption could violate general warranties of habitability/quiet enjoyment. If this were the case a LL could have some liability.

If you are a monthly tenant your 30 days notice should you to roughly the 9th of Mar. You would still be obligated for rent for that portion of...

A LL can not use thier refuse to accept properly paid rent to justify eviction for failure to pay rent. If however your rent was already late and...

If they are still under lease then without sufficient violation/breach of the lease you cannot force them to leave (you could pay them to). If they...

If they are relocating you because the unit isnt habitable they would be responsible for all associated costs of the move and they could not force...

You havent indicated in any why you believe the LL has violated the code rather than just chosen to raise the rent at an appropriate time. In...

You would evict them the same way you would a normal tenant in this situation.

This would be tricky and depend on all the details and what evidence you have of this agreement. I think it unlikely a court would force everyone...

This depends on how the original lease is worded... some leases automatically renew if niether party objects, but some become monthly tenancies....