Eviction

Congress approved new funds and waived eligibility procedures to prevent 4,200 formerly homeless people from eviction, according to local housing officials.

Two millionaire half-sisters are locked in a court battle over a £2.7m mansion, with one accusing the other of evicting her and changing the locks.

A Stockholm officer shot an arson suspect in the leg after ordering him to 'drop the weapons!' The suspect, accused of setting fire to two apartments during an eviction, was hospitalized, and three others were treated for smoke inhalation.

Detroit police resolved a barricaded gunman situation after a 39-year-old man fired shots during an attempted eviction. Deputy Chief Arnold Williams confirmed the man surrendered peacefully following negotiations, and there is no active threat.

The Kerala High Court has ordered a stay on the eviction at Malayidamthuruth until families relocate to assigned land. The eviction was initially ordered by the Munsiff Court in Perumbavoor.

About 200 residents of Silver Court mobile home park in Little Havana face eviction due to a change in land use. They were offered up to $10,000 to move early, but some residents, including park president Joseph Madera, rejected the offer, seeking instead a $60,000 minimum and a three-year extension. The final deadline to vacate is Sept. 30, with an extended deadline for relocation payments until 5 p.m. on Monday.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's final traces are being removed from Frogmore Cottage, with a $2.8 million renovation reversed three years after their eviction. The move follows a royal family feud that led to King Charles III ordering their departure in 2023.

A landlord who evicted their tenants is now unable to conduct property viewings as the tenants refuse to allow agents access. The situation raises legal questions about whether agents can enter the property without tenant permission.

The Renters' Rights Act is causing an individual's eviction, and they attribute responsibility to the government rather than their landlord. The situation highlights dissatisfaction with new housing legislation.

A Massachusetts beekeeper was jailed for six months after releasing bees on sheriff’s deputies during an eviction. Rebecca Woods claimed the action was to let her bees enjoy the landscape near her elderly friend’s home, a cancer patient.

Sarah Vine is facing eviction and criticizes Labour's policy for causing similar situations for thousands. She attributes the crisis to Labour's 'idiotic policy' impacting housing stability.

A woman was found guilty of using a swarm of angry bees to attack sheriffs attempting to evict her from a mansion. She was arrested after the incident, which involved deploying the bees as a defense mechanism.