Indiana renters face new setback along with pandemic | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Indiana renters face new setback along with pandemic | The Crusader Newspaper Group

On February 8, Senate Republicans voted to override Governor Holcomb’s veto of Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 148, which addresses tenants and their protections from negligent landlords. SEA 148 does not directly concern the CDC or state eviction moratorium. The bill was approved out of the legislature last session by the supermajority and would preempt all […]

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