Unlawful Eviction

You mean "told to move"?

Did you leave or are you still in the apartment?

Did you pay rent for August on or about 8/1/21?

Are the apartments owned by the college or privately owned.

If owned by the college, is the college a state or county owned college.

Upload a complete copy of your lease. Redact any identifying information. See the green button below the posting space.

 

Most colleges and universities maintain a housing affairs office to assist students with off campus rentals.

You might take your documents and tell your tale of woe to the university officials that operate the housing or rental assistance office.

 

Huh? How do you figure?

You can do all sorts of legal action, but I'm at a loss to understand why you think you have any legal claim against anyone.

As far as I can tell from your post, you had a lease that expired at the end of July but illegally remained in possession of the premises until August 18, at which point you moved.

How do you figure your "housing rights were violated by the apartment complex"?

 

If you occupied the premises for 18 days in August and didn't pay, then you're subject to being sued. If the apartments are owned by a college you're still attending, then your failure to pay is likely to cause problems with registering for classes, financial aid, and/or transcripts.

 

You left the apartment voluntarily. This was not an illegal eviction.

 

So... Did you try to pay rent? Or ask why you weren't being charged for rent?

You have no case. You got to live in an apartment for over half a month for free.