Landlord violating privacy – can I break lease?
By Dawn
Hello – Our landlord entered our rental house to return our rent checks and to leave a note. Is this grounds for us to terminate our lease without further obligation to pay the remaining months of rent?
Is it possible to terminate the lease agreement on the ground of trespassing?
The landlord has a duplicate key but only because I had to make them one the previous day because they "lost" theirs.
Edited on: Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012 1:09 am
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