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inlawrev-18093	Casserly, Brian D.	Insuring The Effectiveness of Indiana’s Landlord-Tenant Laws: The Necessity of Recognizing the Doctrine of Retaliatory Eviction in Indiana	2013	29	.pdf	application/pdf	14637	814	59	”153 Other provisions within the RLTS protect the tenant’s right to a return of any security deposit paid, or an itemization of how the deposit was spent, within a set time period of the tenant’s vacating the property and providing a forwarding address.154 Also, the landlord is prohibited from interfering with the tenant’s possession through “self-help eviction,” meaning landlords may not force a tenant to vacate by changing the locks, removing doors, interrupting utility services, or the like.155 Although the RLTS primarily targets the obligations of Indiana landlords, the statute also provides for certain obligations on the part of Indiana tenants: (1) to comply with all health and housing code requirements primarily applicable to the tenant;156 (2) to keep the occupied and used areas clean;157 (3) to use the provided systems in a reasonable manner;158 and (4) to refrain from waste of the rented property.159 III. I provides an overview of the development of tenant rights, with a focus on retaliatory eviction protections, discussing, in detail, the variety of applications and remedies in various court-initiated prohibitions on retaliatory eviction.	cache/inlawrev-18093.pdf	txt/inlawrev-18093.txt