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Posted by Milla on May 28, 1999 at 16:36:05:

In Reply to: Re: kicking out a roommate posted by MikeW on May 28, 1999 at 12:28:53:

In the case of a residential class B hotel, what if the lease was originally signed by 2 people, one tenant moved out, a roommate moved in. The original intent was that the roommate was temporary. LL refused a new lease and although LL accepts roommate's rent checks, apt is not roommate's primary residence and only stays in apt 2 nights per week? When letters and official notices, etc. come from LL, they are addressed to the one remaining original tenant. Does the original tenant have the right to evict roommate? The original tenant proposed that the roommate could stay in the apt. 2 nights per week for $100 per month, but roommate refuses. Does anyone know the law on this?

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: In the case of a residential class B hotel, what if the lease was originally signed by 2 people, one tenant moved out, a roommate moved in.  The original intent was that the roommate was temporary.  LL refused a new lease and although LL accepts roommate's rent checks, apt is not roommate's primary residence and only stays in apt 2 nights per week?  When letters and official notices, etc. come from LL, they are addressed to the one remaining original tenant.  Does the original tenant have the right to evict roommate?  The original tenant proposed that the roommate could stay in the apt. 2 nights per week for $100 per month, but roommate refuses.  Does anyone know the law on this?


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