Assertion: landlord | /r/CapableOf | enter premise
Facets:
value: without the tenant's consent
type: MANNER
value: in victoria
type: LOCATION
value: without proper authority
type: OTHER
value: without giving a tenant notice
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Landlords are legally obligated to provide a renter with notice that they'll be entering the premises—for any reason.
text: Allow the Landlord to Enter the Premises
text: These are the only reasons that a landlord can enter the premises without giving a tenant notice.
text: Indeed, his landlord had thought to save him the trouble of mailing the money and entered the premises, taking the envelope marked “rent.
text: For example, in Victoria, a landlord may enter the premises as long as the tenant agrees to the time and was consulted within the last seven days.
text: Landlords who violate a tenant's quiet enjoyment rights by, for example, entering the premises without the tenant's consent or without proper authority, are subject to penalties depending on state law.