Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
broke entry
Can landlord get into the private property with out notifice the tenant. No emergency happend in the property
Asked on 4/25/07, 3:26 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
H.M. Torrey
The Law Offices of H.M. Torrey
Re: broke entry
No, a landlord, under normal residential leasehold circumstances, may not enter into your private residence while you are in lawful possession of said premises without the proper notice requirements. If a landlord does so, this could be deemed an unlawful trespass among other things.
Answered on 4/25/07, 3:36 pm
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