The owner of a house in northern France tried to force his tenants to leave in the middle of winter by replacing all the doors and windows in the house. On December 20, a team of craftsmen began dismantling work, but did not supply anything to replace it, leaving people freezing and fearing theft at any time of the day or night.. Oddity Central writes about this.

In France, as in many other European countries, it is illegal to evict tenants during the winter, even if they do not pay rent.. However, the owner of a house in the town of Pas-de-Calais tried to circumvent the law by forcing the tenants to vacate the premises, although he himself did not even ask them to do so.

The single mother who rented the premises tried to contact him after the incident, but in vain. Having no other choice, the woman barricaded the windows and doors with cardboard.. In addition, she is very afraid of burglars, so she spends all her time at home.

Speaking to French media, the landlord took responsibility for his actions, admitting that he had begun replacing doors and windows in his home, adding that he only did so because the tenant had not kept up her end of the deal..

" She owes rent for five months,” says the owner of the house.

The French landlords' association explained to reporters that it understands the landlord's motives, but confirmed that the method used to force tenants to leave is completely illegal..

The single mother has now filed a breach of trust complaint and is seeking social housing.

Recall that Penny Wilby from the UK said that her parents built a tiny house for her in their garden so that she would not spend money on rent. Recently, a woman gave a tour of the apartment and shared her feelings on her TikTok page.

But the father of Isaac French from the city of Diri, in the American state of Idaho, once saw an abandoned carriage on a neighbor's farm and thought that something interesting could be made out of it. However, then the man did not hope that the implementation of an ambitious project would help his descendants, if they wished, never to work again.