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Posted by TenantNet on January 16, 1999 at 02:25:07:

In Reply to: Re: Landlord entering apartment aka GET A DOBERMAN NOW !!! posted by landlord hater on January 10, 1999 at 01:34:51:

: I can't believe that there are people out there that suffered with a landlord trying and getting into their apt's over and over again !!! Are you nuts or something !!! One time and that's it !!! Change the locks and tell the
: Judge if he sues you for new lock key !!! screw the landlord !!

A loud dog could scare him off, but I'm not sure about liability if the
dog attacks. Might be good with signs in front as to a guard dog.

Tenants CAN change the locks. In some areas LL's can request the new
keys, but tenants can put restrictions as to how and when entering is
OK, amount of notice, time of day, purpose, etc. LL's can be taken
for illegal entry if it's not a permissiblt purpose.

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: : I can't believe that there are people out there that suffered with a landlord trying and getting into their apt's over and over again !!!  Are you nuts or something !!!  One time and that's it !!!  Change the locks and tell the 
: : Judge if he sues you for new lock key !!! screw the landlord !!

: A loud dog could scare him off, but I'm not sure about liability if the
: dog attacks. Might be good with signs in front as to a guard dog.

: Tenants CAN change the locks. In some areas LL's can request the new
: keys, but tenants can put restrictions as to how and when entering is
: OK, amount of notice, time of day, purpose, etc. LL's can be taken
: for illegal entry if it's not a permissiblt purpose.


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