Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Illinois
Landlord apartment entrance
Is there any law in Illinois that says there must be notice given to the tenent prior to entry into the apartment if it is on a non-emergency basis.
Asked on 7/21/07, 10:05 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Noelle Ansley
Noelle Ansley
Re: Landlord apartment entrance
Yes. The landlord has to give you reasonable notice of intent to enter if for repairs/maintenance, or to show the apartment. If the landlord is entering without notice, he/she is trespassing in your premises. You can call the police if you like.
Answered on 7/21/07, 10:16 am
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