This means that the landlord should not keep your security deposit to cover some of that rent, either. For you, there is no time like the present to become prepared, just in case you need to sue for the return of the deposit and in case the landlord turns the tables and sues you for breaking the lease. Get any other unbiased witnesses you can bring over to do the same. Put your complaints in writing to the landlord. Keep a log of the times and types of noise you are hearing.
Tape record the baying hounds.
In short, get ready to show a prospective judge as much proof as possible that the place was Bedlam and no reasonable person should have been expected to put up with it. Send us feedback . Inc. 30 years of providing quality legal information.