"A federal appeals court on Tuesday dismissed a challenge by property owners to a voter-approved San Francisco ordinance that prohibits landlords from coercing tenants to move out.
The November 2008 ballot measure, Proposition M, barred owners from trying to get tenants to leave by offering them money, accompanied by 'threats or intimidation.' A lawsuit by the 1,500-member Small Property Owners of San Francisco Institute argued that the law was vaguely worded and violated landlords' freedom of speech."
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