Arizona Mobile Home Parks Residential Landlord and Tenant Act

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Arizona Mobile Home Landlord Tenant Act

Arizona Mobile Home Parks Residential Landlord and Tenant Act

Arizona Revised Statutes Title 33, Chapter 11

Article 1	General Provisions
33-1401	Short title
33-1402	Purposes
33-1403	Supplementary principles of law applicable
33-1404	Administration of remedies; enforcement
33-1405	Settlement of disputed claim or right
33-1406	Territorial application
33-1407	Exclusions from application of chapter
33-1408	Jurisdiction and service of process; recovery of attorney fees; treble damages
33-1409	General definitions
33-1410	Obligation of good faith
33-1411	Unconscionability
33-1412	Notice
33-1413	Terms and conditions of rental agreement
33-1413.01	Utility charges; waste, garbage and rubbish removal charges
33-1413.02	Guest fee
33-1413.03	Care givers; treatment plan
33-1414	Prohibited provisions in rental agreements; late payment penalty
33-1415	Separation of rents and obligations to maintain property forbidden
33-1416	Preemption by state; regulation of rents; exception
33-1417	Rebates and referrals prohibited; mobile homes and manufactured homes; damages
33-1418	Incorporated tenants' park purchase association
Article 2	Landlord Obligations
33-1431	Security deposits
33-1432	Disclosure of written rental agreement
33-1433	Landlord to deliver possession of mobile home space
33-1434	Landlord to maintain fit premises
33-1435	Limitation of liability
33-1436	Statement of policy; amendment; contents; new statements
33-1437	Education requirements for park managers
Article 3	Tenant Obligations
33-1451	Tenant to maintain mobile home space; notice of vacating; clearance for removal
33-1452	Rules and regulations
33-1453	Access
33-1454	Tenant to occupy as a dwelling unit; authority to sublet
Article 4	Remedies
33-1471	Noncompliance by the landlord
33-1472	Failure to deliver possession
33-1473	Selfhelp for minor defects
33-1474	Wrongful failure to supply essential services
33-1475	Tenant's remedies for landlord's unlawful ouster, exclusion or diminution of services
33-1476	Termination or nonrenewal of rental agreement by landlord; noncompliance with rental agreement by tenant; failure to pay rent
33-1476.01	Change in use; notices; compensation for moving expenses; payments by the landlord
33-1476.02	Mobile home relocation fund; investment of monies
33-1476.03	Assessments for mobile home relocation fund; waiver
33-1476.04	Relocations due to rent increase; mobile home relocation fund; applicability
33-1477	Failure to maintain by tenant
33-1478	Remedies for abandonment; required registration
33-1480	Landlord liens; distraint for rent abolished
33-1481	Remedy after termination
33-1482	Recovery of possession limited
33-1483	Periodic tenancy; holdover remedies
33-1484	Landlord and tenant remedies for abuse of access
33-1485	Special detainer actions; service; trial postponement
33-1485.01	Removal of mobile home from mobile home park; violation; joint and several liability
Article 5	Retaliatory Action
33-1491	Retaliatory conduct prohibited; eviction
Article 6	Affidavit of Affixture
33-1501	Affidavit of affixture for mobile home in mobile home park

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