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Judge won't pause eviction ban amid Tennessee landlord suit - TSDMemphis.com

by Kimberlee Kruesi - NASHVILLE — A federal judge will not block a nationwide eviction ban while Tennessee landlords pursue a legal challenge alleging the moratorium has infringed on their property rights and unfairly caused them financial harm. U.S. District Judge Mark Norris denied the landlords’ request to pause the sweeping eviction ban as their […]

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