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765 ILCS 745/17

(765 ILCS 745/17) (from Ch. 80, par. 217)

Sec. 17.

Notice required by Law.

The following notice shall be printed
verbatim in a clear and conspicuous manner in each lease or rental agreement
of a mobile home or lot:

"IMPORTANT NOTICE REQUIRED BY LAW:

The rules set forth below govern the terms of your lease of occupancy arrangement
with this mobile home park.  The law requires all of these rules and regulations
to be fair and reasonable, and if not, such rules and regulations cannot
be enforced against you.

You may continue to reside in the park as long as you pay your rent and
abide by the rules and regulations of the park.  You may only be evicted
for non-payment of rent, violation of laws, or for violation of the rules
and regulations of the park and the terms of the lease.

If this park requires you to deal exclusively with a certain fuel dealer
or other merchant for goods or service in connection with the use or occupancy
of your mobile home or on your mobile home lot, the price you pay for such
goods or services may not be more than the prevailing price in this locality
for similar goods and services.

You may not be evicted for reporting any violations of law or health and
building codes to boards of health, building commissioners, the department
of the Attorney General or any other appropriate government agency."

(Source: P.A. 81-637.)