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410 Ill. Comp. Stat. 45/2 and following; An owner of a dwelling has between 30 and 90 days to mitigate the lead hazard. Abatement must be conducted by a licensed contractor. If abatement requirements are not met, the department may withhold rent from the owner or relocate the occupants until the procedures are complied with. The act requires an owner to give written notice to prospective residents that a lead hazard has been identified in the dwelling unit. All owners of pre-1978 residential buildings must give prospective lessees a brochure on the potential hazards posed by lead in the dwelling unit.
765 Ill. Comp. Stat. 715/1. In 1993 the legislature passed a law which states that the interest to be paid is equal to the interest paid by the largest commercial bank in Illinois, measured by total assets, on a passbook savings account as of December 31 of the previous year.
Time Allowed to Return
30 days to make claim, 45 days to return.
Lease Termination Notice
30 Days
Termination for Violation
Landlord can terminate with Unconditional Quit Notice