South Dakota § 43-32-36 Eviction for false claims of disability requiring service animal or fraudulent documentation--Damages.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 43-32-36 — Eviction for false claims of disability requiring service animal or fraudulent documentation--Damages.

South Dakota·Title 43 PROPERTY·Ch. 43-30B LEASE OF REAL PROPERTY

If a person is found to have knowingly made a false claim of having a disability that requires the use of a service animal or assistance animal or of knowingly providing fraudulent supporting documentation in connection with such a claim, a lessor may evict a lessee and the lessor is entitled to a damage fee, not to exceed one thousand dollars, from a lessee if the lessee provides fraudulent disability documentation indicating a disability requiring the use of a service animal or assistance animal.

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If a person is found to have knowingly made a false claim of having a disability that requires the use of a service animal or assistance animal or of knowingly providing fraudulent supporting documentation in connection with such a claim, a lessor may evict a lessee and the lessor is entitled to a damage fee, not to exceed one thousand dollars, from a lessee if the lessee provides fraudulent disability documentation indicating a disability requiring the use of a service animal or assistance animal.

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