Landlord Entry Rights

/ˈlændlɔrd ˈɛntri raɪts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Legal rights allowing a landlord to enter a tenant's property under specified conditions, usually for inspection, repairs, or emergencies.
    The lease specifies the landlord entry rights and requires 24-hour notice before entry.

Forms

  • landlord entry rights
  • landlord entry right

Commentary

Landlord entry rights are typically limited by statute or lease terms to balance property maintenance and tenant privacy.

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