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Posted by PLEASE HELP IF YOU KNOW THE ANSWER!!! on November 03, 1999 at 19:12:20:

In Reply to: LL takes her trash out in front of my rented house, also debris and tree branches posted by Edgar on November 01, 1999 at 22:25:16:

: I live in a single house in Staten Island, NY (Tottenville),
: and my LL lives next door. I am in a month-to-month agreement.
: Her house looks like a condemmed one, and the debris from repairs
: is often placed in front of my house for refuse collection.
: She has tried to place her debris also in my backyard, and recently cut
: a tree and set the branches and leaves in my front yard (placing it in
: her own yard would "might get her dogs scratched"). She claims that
: she has a Landlord Right to do it, and that she could ask me to not to
: use my drive-in if she is going to repair her next door house.
: In occassions I know that she enters my basement without proper notice. She
: still has some of her property in it that was supposed to be removed
: at moving time one year ago.
: Is she right? What does the law say? What can I do?

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: : I live in a single house in Staten Island, NY (Tottenville), 
: : and my LL lives next door.  I am in a month-to-month agreement.
: :  Her house looks like a condemmed one, and the debris from repairs 
: : is often placed in front of my house for refuse collection.
: : She has tried to place her debris also in my backyard, and recently cut
: : a tree and set the branches and leaves in my front yard (placing it in
: : her own yard would "might get her dogs scratched").  She claims that
: : she has a Landlord Right to do it, and that she could ask me to not to 
: : use my drive-in if she is going to repair her next door house.
: : In occassions I know that she enters my basement without proper notice.  She
: : still has some of her property in it that was supposed to be removed 
: : at moving time one year ago.
: : Is she right?  What does the law say?  What can I do?



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