Appeals court upholds San Francisco law protecting tenants from ‘eviction by another name’

A state appeals court on Monday upheld a San Francisco tenant-protection law that bars property owners from sidestepping the city's limits on evictions by imposing huge, bad-faith rent increases to force renters to leave.

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Appeals court upholds San Francisco law protecting tenants from ‘eviction by another name’

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