CHAPTER 151: LANDLORD AND TENANT CODE
Section
General Provisions
   151.01   Title
   151.02   Purpose and policies
   151.03   Definitions
   151.04   Principles of law and equity
   151.05   Construction
   151.06   Administration of remedies; enforcement
   151.07   Settlement of disputed claim or right
   151.08   Exclusion from application
   151.09   Jurisdiction; service of process
Regulation of Rental Agreements
   151.20   Good faith obligation
   151.21   Unconscionability
   151.22   Notice
   151.23   Terms and conditions of rental agreement
   151.24   Prohibited provisions
   151.25   Separation of rents and obligations
   151.26   Security deposits
   151.27   Disclosure
   151.28   Possession of premises
   151.29   Landlord's maintenance obligations and agreements
   151.30   Limitation of liability
   151.31   Tenant's maintenance obligations
   151.32   Rules and regulations adopted by landlord
   151.33   Right of access by landlord
   151.34   Tenant's use and occupancy
   151.35   Noncompliance by landlord
   151.36   Landlord's failure to deliver possession
   151.37   Remedies for noncompliance affecting health and safety
   151.38   Wrongful failure to supply essential services
   151.39   Landlord's noncompliance as defense to action for possession or rent
   151.40   Fire or casualty damage
   151.41   Tenant's remedies for unlawful ouster, exclusion or diminution of service
   151.42   Tenant's noncompliance with rental agreement; failure to pay rent
   151.43   Tenant's failure to maintain
   151.44   Remedies for absence, nonuse and abandonment
   151.45   Waiver of landlord's right to terminate
   151.46   Landlord's lien or security interest; distress for rent
   151.47   Remedy after termination
   151.48   Recovery of possession limited
   151.49   Periodic tenancy; holdover remedies
   151.50   Remedies for abuse of access
   151.51   Retaliatory conduct
Eviction Court
   151.60   Definitions for purposes of § 151.61
   151.61   Legal representation in eviction court
 
   151.98   Severability