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My apartment complex did not send out a notice prior to entering my apartment

Answered a year and 8 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
This is a material breach of your lease. Anytime a landlord wants to enter the tenants residence for repairs or other work related issues, landlord must give reasonable notice in advance. To enter with no notice and without knocking on the door is a blatant  and material breach of your lease. A material breach like this in some states would allow you to treat the lease as over and allow you to vacate without penalty. You should speak with a Georgia lawyer for more specific advice before you vacate. ... Read More
This is a material breach of your lease. Anytime a landlord wants to enter the tenants residence for repairs or other work related issues, landlord... Read More

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