Requires any court which holds a special proceeding to recover real property to establish an escrow account where the tenant shall submit any owed rent into such account.

This bill requires courts involved in special proceedings to recover real property to set up an escrow account. Tenants would need to pay any rent they owe into this account. This process aims to ensure that owed rent is handled properly during legal proceedings.

Supporters of this bill argue that it provides a fair mechanism for tenants to manage their owed rent while legal proceedings are ongoing. By establishing an escrow account, it protects both the tenant's rights and the landlord's interests, promoting responsible payment practices.

Critics may argue that this bill places an additional burden on tenants who are already facing financial difficulties. They might contend that requiring tenants to deposit owed rent into an escrow account could complicate legal proceedings and delay resolution, ultimately harming both tenants and landlords.