A landlord is suspected of taking advantage of a person's vulnerable situation by selling, renting or providing housing in circumstances that would violate human dignity. In most cases, accommodation is made available at an excessively high price to people who are unable to assert their rights, such as illegal immigrants or other vulnerable persons. Whether or not there is a case of slumming is always a question of fact. We look at the housing quality standards and whether they are guaranteed. This often concerns houses with no or poor heating systems, problems with water, electricity and gas supplies, danger of fire or electrocution (e.g. exposed electricity cables), outdated and/or dilapidated houses, etc. For more information on this crime, a concrete punishment and/or tailor-made advice, please contact our criminal lawyers at [email protected].