Property Management
Under NH RSA 540-A, a landlord who enters a tenant's unit without proper notice (except in emergencies) may be liable for:
AA $25 fine payable to the state
BActual damages to the tenant and may constitute an unlawful entry✓ Correct
CAutomatic lease termination at the tenant's option
DCriminal trespass charges only if the tenant presses charges
Explanation
NH RSA 540-A prohibits landlords from interfering with tenant peaceful enjoyment, including unauthorized entries. Violations can result in liability for actual damages. NH requires reasonable notice (typically 24 hours) for non-emergency entries.
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