Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in South Carolina

Right to own grill dispute
I signed a leasing contract effective from 1/06-8/06 for an apartment. When I signed the lease, grills were allowed so long as safety rules were followed. In 1/06 I bought a $300 grill and have used it since in a safe manner. Now, the apartment owners association is saying I must find a new home for my grill because the new effective contract prohibits grills. Do I have an argument for compensation of the grill cost if I have to get rid of it due to a new addition to the contract? After all, I did buy the grill when they were allowed and now they expect me to get rid of it. (The only way I could get rid of it is if I rented a U-HAUL trailer, which to get from SC to NC it would cost the value of the grill.)

Thank you for your help.

Asked on 9/20/06, 12:23 pm

David Anderson Anderson Business Law LLC

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Re: Right to own grill dispute

No. The new lease is yours to sign or move out (with your grill).

Answered on 9/20/06, 6:27 pm

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