What are the tenant/landlord rights in relation to "right to quiet enjoyment" laws?

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Originally Posted by ace55

what are the tenant/landlord rights in relation to "right to quiet enjoyment" laws?

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This is a pretty general question -

Is it homework?

What State?

Here's what the American Bar Association says: "That legal phrase does not refer to noise; it refers to the tenant's legal right to occupy the apartment. The landlord would violate the right by renting the same apartment to two different tenants or by removing the tenant's belongings"

Yes it is homework, essentially I am the landlord I had to make a couple general repairs to my home while my tenants were in the house. They are claiming I violated their right to quiet enjoyment, but have nothing to prove it. The state is Utah.

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Originally Posted by ace55

yes it is homework, essentially I am the landlord I had to make a couple general repairs to my home while my tenants were in the house. they are claiming i violated their right to quiet enjoyment, but have nothing to prove it. the state is Utah.

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I guess you didn't know this site doesn't do homework - well, I gave you some info to get you started.

Ha... that is funny. My bad... I miss understood you on your questions. I've been dealing with this case in which the tenant has sued me on these grounds. When you asked if it was homework? I immediately thought "home work" meaning work done to my home. No this is not homework. I am not in school. I am just trying to do my "homework" on whether they actaully have a case against me.

Hello ace:

What are they suing for? Are they trying to break the lease and move? Do they want money? Have they filed a lawsuit? If they're just asking for money, I don't think I'd give 'em any.

What I WOULD do, is NOT work on the home after 9:00 PM, nor before 9:00 AM. If the work you did is between those hours, then let 'em sue. If you bothered them AFTER or BEFORE those hours, then tell 'em you won't do it anymore.

If that doesn't satisfy them, then I'd give 'em notice. Who wants to do business with THESE kinds of people?

excon