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To
enter the rented unit for non-emergency purposes, the Landlord must give the
Tenant two-days' advance, according to
Section 050. This is true even if the Tenant signed
an agreement to allow shorter notice. An entry for showing the
apartment or making non-emergency repairs without 48-hours advance notice is unlawful under the CRLTO.
So is showing the apartment to future renters any sooner than the last 60
days of the last day of the written lease.
If a Landlord makes
an "unlawful entry," then under
Section 060:
"tenant may recover an amount equal to
not more than one month's rent or twice the damage sustained him, whichever
is greater."
There are
additional remedies for entries that harass the Tenant, or are unreasonable
though lawful. Landlords can also sue Tenants under this section if
Tenants interfere with lawful entries by the Landlord. So don't. |
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