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A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
For tenants to talk about issues regarding bad/good landlords and the problems/perfections of their landlords.
My friends and I just recently signed a lease for a single family home. The home has a swimming pool, but it was specified in the lease that we were not authorized to use it. We assumed this was because they didn’t wanna deal with maintenance of the pool or for insurance reasons.
After we had already signed the lease and paid the security deposit, our landlord informed us that he plans to come with his family on weekends in the summer and use the pool. He did not say how often this would be but it seemed like he would be planning on coming most weekends in the summer.
Before pushing back, I wanted to know the legality of the landlord doing this. After researching online, I could find info on laws pertaining to entering the house but couldn’t find much for coming onto the property. Any help would be appreciated.
Added Information: Thanks for all the replies. The consensus seems to be that this landlord is shady and that we should try to get out of this lease. Below are the terms from our lease for quiet enjoyment and entering the apartment. Nowhere in the lease does it say anything about the landlord using the pool. There is only one line in the lease that mentions the pool and I have also added that below.
QUIET ENJOYMENT: We agree that upon paying the rent and performing agreed upon maintenance, you shall peacefully and quietly have, hold, and enjoy the premises with the terms included in this document.
ENTERING APARTMENT: We may enter the Apartment at reasonable times to make necessary repairs or changes that we have agreed to supply. We may also enter the Apartment at reasonable times to show the Apartment to possible or actual purchaser, mortgage lenders, tenants, workmen or contractors. You will not unreasonably deny us the right to enter the Apartment. We may also enter the Apartment at any time without your consent in case of emergency. 24- hour notice will be provided for all appointments to enter the apartment.
(V) Lessees DO NOT enjoy the right to use in-ground pool.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
Subreddit covering the Supreme Court of the United States, its past, present and future cases, its members, and its impact on the nation.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A Subreddit for DREAMers and their allies. We welcome discussion around current events, policy, and questions for the curious.
Got a legal problem? Maybe we can help. We’re a community of New Zealanders interested in the law and keen to help others. We help by sharing basic legal information, and where you can go to get legal help. Please remember though that all advice given here is unqualified and should be used for informational purposes only. r/LegalAdviceNZ is not a replacement for proper legal advice.
For context, I’m a non NZ citizen. I’ve been here since October 2023 and will be here through April 2024.
On Monday my hotel informed me I had to move to a different room. No problem. Get in my new room and get settled. Each room has large 40 inch TVs mounted to the wall. In my previous room I had the tv pulled out and angled towards the bed. Stayed like for four months and never had an issue. I get to my new room, do the same and with 30 seconds the tv falls off the wall and tv is fucked.
I notified reception immediately and it was in the evening so no other staff were here. It was two days before they came in and removed it from my room. I had to request the staff take it out. Then I find out today that they are going to charge me for the tv. $1000+
I’m being told they “investigated” and determined it was my fault and the tv wasn’t suppose to extend and angle from the wall…I have a picture of the fucking bracket and the shit drywall anchors they attempted to use that weren’t seated all the way.
I guess my question is legally in NZ, what grounds do I have to fight this? I’m like 99% positive there was nothing in the agreement I signed to stay here that I’m prohibited from adjusting the angle of the tv.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
A place for lawyers to talk about lawyer things with other lawyers. Firm culture, amusing anecdotes, and the legal world. If you are a future or prospective lawyer, a client, or staff, we kindly invite you to check out the other legal communities in our sidebar. Same if you need legal advice.
Junior associate here. A partner assigned a notoriously difficult client to myself and another junior. We were working on a really unusual project that honestly never really seemed like a good fit for lawyers… it was not real legal work in any sense. More like policy development and community activism. I had plenty of reservations but nonetheless tried to do my best. We had little to no partner oversight as well.
Just found out the client has been unhappy with our work and is ending the representation. I feel a little scared of what this means for me. Hopefully I still have a job once this all shakes out.
Got a legal problem? Maybe we can help. We’re a community of New Zealanders interested in the law and keen to help others. We help by sharing basic legal information, and where you can go to get legal help. Please remember though that all advice given here is unqualified and should be used for informational purposes only. r/LegalAdviceNZ is not a replacement for proper legal advice.
So we've had a situation recently where a drone was caught outside the bathroom window while my wife was in the shower. Have filed a police report. Two others from our street have had the same thing happen on the same night and also filed police reports.
I also heard a drone the day before that happened by couldn't see it.
My question is, what rights do we have on our property if the drone comes back again? Are we legally allowed to capture or damage it to prevent further incidents etc.
Or if you have any other advice on the situation. Cheers.
A Subreddit for DREAMers and their allies. We welcome discussion around current events, policy, and questions for the curious.
A subreddit dedicated to the various legal issues/ins and outs of the law related to current political topics. All are welcome; lawyers with some background in constitutional law are particularly needed.
Subreddit covering the Supreme Court of the United States, its past, present and future cases, its members, and its impact on the nation.
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