Iowa § 657A.6A Receiver — prohibited acts

Iowa Statutes

§ 657A.6A — Receiver — prohibited acts

Iowa § 657A.6A

Title XVJUDICIAL BRANCH AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURES

Ch. 657AABANDONED OR UNSAFE BUILDINGS — ABATEMENT BY REHABILITATION

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Iowa Code § 657A.6A (2026).

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Notwithstanding section 657A.10, it shall be unlawful, and a receiver may be held liable
for actual damages as determined by a court, for entering a residential property that is not
abandoned for the purpose of forcing, intimidating, harassing, or coercing a lawful occupant
of the property to vacate in order to render the property vacant and abandoned, and it shall
beunlawfultootherwiseforce, intimidate, harass, orcoercealawfuloccupantofaresidential
property to vacate so the property may be deemed vacant and abandoned. A receiver who
peacefully enters a property for the purpose of rendering the property vacant and abandoned
shall be immune from liability if the receiver makes a good-faith effort to comply with this
chapter and all terms of any applicable mortgage, lease, or other agreement

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Notwithstanding section 657A.10, it shall be unlawful, and a receiver may be held liable
for actual damages as determined by a court, for entering a residential property that is not
abandoned for the purpose of forcing, intimidating, harassing, or coercing a lawful occupant
of the property to vacate in order to render the property vacant and abandoned, and it shall
beunlawfultootherwiseforce, intimidate, harass, orcoercealawfuloccupantofaresidential
property to vacate so the property may be deemed vacant and abandoned. A receiver who
peacefully enters a property for the purpose of rendering the property vacant and abandoned
shall be immune from liability if the receiver makes a good-faith effort to comply with this
chapter and all terms of any applicable mortgage, lease, or other agreement related to the
occupancy of the building.