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If a tenant is not locking doors to a basement apartment in a split level home, after being told they must be kept locked, is that grounds for eviction? Access to the upstairs living area is only separated by a bifold door.

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If a tenant is not locking doors to a basement apartment in a split level home, after being told they must be kept locked, is that grounds for eviction? Access to the upstairs living area is only separated by a bifold door.

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Edited on: Sunday, February 5th, 2012 3:58 pm
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