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Dear Landlord,
I haven't written to you all week. Maybe you didn't get my last letter? My shit still doesn't work. While it may be a good idea for me to learn to live without the little things in life so I learn to appreciate them, I still would like to use the bathroom. Have a note from you that says "Do not touch anything" is kind of scary. Also, my living room light doesn't work. I mention this again, because I'm not sure if you have forgotten since I told you six months ago, or are getting mentally prepared, but yeah, could you get on that? And also, the fence you built for my patio hasn't been completed. It's been 3 months. There isn't much point to having a fence that has a meter long gap. Between pride parade and the fireworks there are going to be a lot of people in my neighborhood, many of whom, while nice outside of these events, tend to get drunk and do idiotic things. I would like to keep these idiotic things off of my patio. I have enough of my idiot friends on there dancing, adding strangers to the mix isn't a good idea. Once again, I do appreciate all your work lately, it's awesome, but just a friendly reminder. |
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Last edited by R Wellbelove; Jul 17, 07 at 08:25 PM. |
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Huh? It doesn't work like that Rhia. Maybe if he was getting his car detailed or going in for some kind of service, but the onus should NEVER be on a tenant to leave their living space. The laws in BC are set up specifically to protect tenants from having to leave their home.
Not going to someone for business is one thing. Having to pick up ALL YOUR STUFF and move to a different location is completely different. And unless the landlord is willing to cover all his expenses (hotel, moving van, security deposit, labour hours to move) then the tenant is under no obligation to leave under the law. IANAL, but as far as I understand it, it's a landlord's duty to make sure that the tenants' property is not damaged during maintenance. If they do not perform that duty, they are liable. You don't have the option to tell your landlord to never enter your apartment again. They own it, possession is 9/10ths etc. |
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Moving's a bitch, but so is staying in a bad spot, right? |
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AFAIK (IANAL) (And whatever other acronyms you can think of) they should pay for the damage for not properly warning him to move/cover his personal items. If the contractors did it without the landlord's direction then THEY should pay for it. Either way, someone unjustly damaged his property and is liable for it. If the landlords give a stink about it take it to small claims.
Oh, and move the fuck out. |
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