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**KLIMOV25gyi** · 05-14-2010, 11:23 AM

the owner isn't even allowed to enter the resident without prior permission.

Not true. The owner is the owner. It's his land/buildings.

He doesn't need "permission", he simply has to notify the tenant whenever he or his staff need to enter the premises.

However, in the case of what the OP went through, he would need to look over the contract he signed to see if the owner had the right to enter his place of residence like he did. But I still doubt what the owner did was legal.

05-14-2010, 11:23 AM	#10
KLIMOV25gyi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 479 Senior Member	the owner isn't even allowed to enter the resident without prior permission. Not true. The owner is the owner. It's his land/buildings. He doesn't need "permission", he simply has to notify the tenant whenever he or his staff need to enter the premises. However, in the case of what the OP went through, he would need to look over the contract he signed to see if the owner had the right to enter his place of residence like he did. But I still doubt what the owner did was legal.
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