My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Illinois, specifically in Chicago
My question is in regards to this selection of article:
http://chicagoeviction.com/2013/01/r...r-in-illinois/
If they have established a tenancy, they are not trespassers, They may be relatives and they may not have ever paid rent, but at some point you voluntarily let them stay and when you did that, you created a tenancy. If they get mail at the property, have a driver’s license with the property address on it, keep their things at the property, have a key to the property, sleep at the property regularly or semi-regularly, or just plain claim to live there and you permitted it, then they likely have a tenancy.
Is there case law, municipal code or IL statutes that can support this?
Thank You for any information you can provide.

