logement insalubre

/lɔʒ.mɑ̃ ɛ̃.sa.lybʁ/
unsanitary housing

Les autorités ont fermé ce logement insalubre.

Authorities closed down this unsanitary housing.


Law
formal

Housing that is unfit for habitation due to severe health or safety hazards, such as mold, pests, lack of sanitation, or structural dangers.

Le propriétaire a été condamné pour avoir loué un logement insalubre.

The landlord was convicted for renting out unsanitary housing.

In France, this term is often used in legal and housing inspection contexts. Landlords can face fines or eviction orders for maintaining such conditions.

Related Phrases

insalubritéphrase
unsanitary conditions

Pro Tip

Legal Context

This term is often used in legal documents and housing inspections in France.

Gold Rule

Usage in Law

In legal contexts, 'logement insalubre' refers to housing that violates health and safety regulations.

Word Origin

From 'logement' (housing) + 'insalubre' (unsanitary). The term combines basic French vocabulary to describe a legal and health-related concept.

Usage Notes

This phrase is commonly used in legal, housing, and public health contexts in France. It refers to housing that violates health and safety codes.

Word Breakdown

logement
housing
root
+
insalubre
unsanitary
root
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