Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Florida

Re: Landlord - Tennants rights

if yourlease included the yard, he cannot change it, without your consent. But is it worth the hassle of a court proceeding?

Re: Landlord - Tenants' rights

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It would depend on the terms of the lease agreement. Certainly, if you leased the premises and the lot is included, I do not think a landlord has the right to now build a new structure on the lot during your tenancy. You need to have an attorney review your lease to determine your legal rights and responsibilities.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.