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Posted July 2, 2013 3:03pm. Only a court officer can evict a tenant. A landlord can NEVER, under ANY circumstances, lock out a tenant themselves. You need a valid Warrant of Removal issued by the Superior Court, which must then be executed by a court officer.
If the tenantâs eviction is upheld, it may be necessary to have he or she removed from the property by law enforcement. Even if the tenant is months behind on rent, without a court order the landlord cannot: 1  Physically remove the tenant. 2  Remove the tenantâs personal property. 3  Lock the tenant out. 4  Change the locks. 5  Shut off utilities (such as water or gas).