Assertion: tenant's landlord | /r/HasAspect | the right
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: basically
type: DEGREE
value: under the residential tenancies act
type: OTHER
value: to the full $1000
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: If the tenant does not fix the lease violation, the landlord then has the right to file for an eviction.
text: Landlords have a right and obligation  to take reasonable steps to protect themselves, their residents and neighbors from prospective residents with a history of violent felonies (for example).
text: A landlord has no right to simply go in and remove the deceased tenant’s belongings.
text: However, if the tenant is engaging in illegal activity, is too noisy or is causing a disturbance on the property, the landlord may have the right to terminate the lease and evict the tenant.
text: If the tenant does not pay the rent, the landlord has the right to get them to move.
text: Landlord have the right to evict tenants who are disrupting other tenants in the building.
text: The landlord has the right to take the tenant to court if he or she believes the amount deducted was excessive.
text: The landlord has the right to modify the lease to include anything he wants, as long as he doesn’t ask you to waive your legal rights, such as the right to hire an attorney for an eviction.
text: Landlords have the right to limit the time non-paying guests spend on the property.
text: Landlords have the right to limit the time non-paying guests spend on the property.
text: Otherwise the landlord may have the right to terminate the lease and seek damages from the tenant.
text: Again the landlord has the right to question the tenant after the tenant has presented his/her case.
text: Both the landlord and tenant have the right to bring any papers, pictures, or other evidence which is important to prove their case.
text: Landlords also have the right to evict tenants, but it must be for cause (such as nonpayment of rent).
text: If, however, the tenant uses the premises to mix explosive materials, the landlord may have the right to interfere because such a use is unreasonable.
text: The landlord has the right to remove your possessions and charge you the cost of storage.
text: Tip Garbage is garbage and the landlord has the right to remove trash, food in the refrigerator and cupboards and even old bottles.
text: The landlord has the right to collect storage fees equivalent to one day's worth of rent for each day that has passed.
text: The landlord has the right to remove any possessions of a tenant who has voluntarily moved out and he can put those possessions in storage.
text: A landlord has the right to sue to claim the rent they are owed.
text: A landlord of a commercial property will usually have the right to forfeit the lease (ie.
text: This is because the landlord is also bound by the terms of the agreement, which means the landlord will only have the right to terminate or evict the tenant if the tenancy agreement says this can be done when the tenant fails to pay monthly rental by a certain day each month.
text: If the tenant does not follow these rules, the landlord may have the right to end the tenancy and seek damages in court.
text: If the landlord re-rents the unit right away, you could make the argument that the landlord doesn’t have the right to collect rent from more than one tenant on the same unit in the same month.
text: Does a landlord still have the right to file for an eviction?
text: Although your landlord cannot kick you out for no reason, landlords do have the right to evict a tenant from their property when it is proper and legal.
text: A tenant has the obligation to pay rent and a landlord has the right to charge a late fee if provided for in the rental agreement (not more than 5% of the monthly rent) when rent is not paid on time, to sue for back rent and/or to seek possession of the unit for unpaid rent.
text: The landlord has the right to demand for the payment of the rent due under the lease.
text: Therefore the landlord will have the right to sue the tenant if the tenant fails to fulfil those obligations.
text: The landlord has the right to apply to the Court to obtain an order or judgment for the recovery of the premises when the tenant has:
text: The landlord has the right to apply to the Court to obtain an order or judgment for the recovery of the premises, if the tenant sublets the premises or assigns the lease to a third party and receives rent which:
text: The landlord generally has the right to forfeit the lease for the non-payment of rent or when damage is caused to the premises.
text: When the tenant has finished testifying, the landlord has the right to cross-examine the tenant.
text: The landlord has a responsibility to maintain a safe and functional facility and adhere to the terms of the lease agreement, but also has the right to receive monthly rent in full (by the due date).
text: When a tenant does not pay rent on time, although they are in breach of their contract and a landlord has the right to terminate the contract, this does not necessarily mean that the tenant will vacate the property or that the landlord can just put pressure on them to leave,” says Jan Myburgh, General Manager of Harcourts Real Estate South Africa.
text: Under the Residential Tenancies Act, landlords have the right to show the premises to potential buyers, as long as they give you proper notice.
text: (Basically: If $1000 is due in rent, and there are 5 tenants named on the lease as joint and severally liable, then the landlord has a right to the full $1000, and it doesn't really matter if it's evenly divided among the tenants.
text: /Endangering Property: Landlords have a right to evict a tenant if the tenant has been engaging in illegal drug use or dealing or has otherwise endangered the property within the last 30 days.
text: The landlord has a right to apply to the court for a writ of distress to claim up to 12 months’ arrears of rent owed to the landlord before the distress application.
text: Landlords have rights —
text: Unfortunately, not every eviction is avoidable: Landlords have rights, too, and obligations to uphold the value of the property and the safety of all other tenants.
text: A landlord has no right to enter a tenant's apartment unless that right is reserved in the lease.