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LRB096 09888 AJO 20051 b |
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| in the rental agreement; or |
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| (8) in case of an emergency. |
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| (b) The landlord shall not abuse the right of access or use |
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| it to harass the tenant. |
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| (c) Except in cases where access is authorized by item (6) |
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| or (8) of subsection (a), the landlord shall give the tenant |
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| notice of the landlord's intent to enter of no less than 2 |
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| days. The notice shall be provided directly to each dwelling |
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| unit by mail, telephone, written notice to the dwelling unit, |
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| or by other reasonable means designed in good faith to provide |
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| notice to the tenant. If access is required because of repair |
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| work in common facilities or other apartments, a general notice |
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| may be given by the landlord to all potentially affected |
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| tenants that entry may be required. |
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| (d) In cases where access is authorized by item (6) or (8) |
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| of subsection (a), the landlord may enter the dwelling unit |
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| without notice or consent of the tenant. The landlord shall |
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| give the tenant notice of the entry within 2 days after the |
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| entry. |
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| (e) The landlord may enter only at reasonable times except |
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| in case of an emergency. An entry between 8:00 A.M. and 8:00 |
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| P.M. or at any other time expressly requested by the tenant |
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| shall be presumed reasonable. |
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| (f) Nothing in this Section shall be construed to supersede |
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| any provision of any federal or State law or any local |
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| ordinance that provides greater protections than the rights |