Fair Housing
In South Dakota, which best describes 'constructive eviction' in the context of fair housing?
AThe landlord files formal eviction papers
BThe landlord's discriminatory acts or neglect make the property unlivable, forcing a protected class tenant to vacate✓ Correct
CThe tenant constructs modifications without permission
DThe landlord provides written notice of lease termination
Explanation
When a landlord's discriminatory actions or failure to maintain the property target a tenant based on a protected class and make it unlivable, it can constitute constructive eviction, a fair housing violation.
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