If a tenant's belongings have been removed from the property by police authority and placed on the curb, this is an example of?

The situation described is an example of actual eviction. Actual eviction occurs when a landlord or an authorized agent physically removes a tenant from the property, often through legal means. In this case, the police have intervened and physically removed the tenant's belongings, signifying a direct action taken to evict the tenant from the premises.

This is different from constructive eviction, where a tenant is forced to leave because the property has become uninhabitable due to the landlord's actions or neglect, without any physical removal taking place. Intentional eviction would imply that the landlord explicitly sought to remove the tenant, often without legal justification, which is not the scenario here as it involves police authority. Foreclosure pertains to the legal process where a lender tries to recover the amount owed on a defaulted loan by taking possession of the property, which is also not applicable in this situation.