"The Fridge Is Empty, the Neighbor Hasn't Seen It in 2 Years" : a Retired Woman Occupied Social Housing as a Secondary Residence, Justice Expels Her

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In April 2024, the Régie immobilier de la Ville de Paris (RIVP) ordered a pensioner before the court for non-occupation of his two rooms, obtained by transfer of a lease after his mother's death in 1989. After a thorough investigation, the RIVV convinced the courts to terminate the lease and order expulsion within fifteen days.

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The tenant of a social housing unit was expelled for lack of occupation of the premises. In fact, she used it as a secondary residence. Having received the transfer of the lease on the death of her mother, she had admitted to being "less present" because of "extended stays with her elderly sister." In her judgment, the Paris court recalled that the allocation of social housing cannot be used as a "secondary residence in view of the need to provi…