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Re: LL allows other tenants onto property.

Posted by Anna on July 27, 1999 at 00:00:30:

In Reply to: LL allows other tenants onto property. posted by Kay on July 22, 1999 at 19:36:33:

: I recently wrote my LL asking for repairs and telling her NOT to call me to fix other tenants electrical problems, etc. (There is no Maintenance person, so she calls us to fix leaks and blown fuses, etc).
: She fixed most of the items that I had asked for, but is now making unreasonable demands.
: She has informed me that the tenant on other side of duplex "Owns" a spot in my driveway and I am not allowed to park my cars there. (House is split in two - with a driveway on my side and a driveway on the other. The other side is broken up into two apartments, while mine is the ONLY one on this side. The #1 apartment dweller uses the driveway adjacent to #1 and 1A. I am now being told (out of the blue) that tenant #1A is entitled to park in my driveway. We have seperate addresses and I assume that Tenants 1 and 1A would park in #1 Driveway and ME Tenant #2 was entitled to my entire driveway. Where do I stand in New Hampshire?? Not mentioned anywhere in the lease. Again we have seperate addresses. I rent 2 Elm Street, and they rent 1 and 1A Elm street. Are they entitled to be on my property? I thought when I signed the lease for 2 Elm Street it encompassed all of 2 Elm street. Parking is mentioned but only that cars must be registered and can not park on the grass. Help?

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First & foremost: do you have a renewal clause in your lease? how much of a guarantee is that in NH? Remember: an angry landlady can 'invent' a 'good cause' to not renew your lease or to evict you.
Try to find out if your neighbors' leases say anything about parking. If not, write a strong but polite letter to the landlady.

Here are some NH resources to try:

1. from the NH state website: http://www.state.nh.us/nhdoj/Consumer/rse.html
WHAT TO DO, WHERE TO GO IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM
A good source of help for landlord-tenant problems is New Hampshire Legal Assistance. There
are several branches of New Hampshire Legal Assistance around the state.
Manchester: 668-2900 or 1-800-562-3174
Claremont: 542-8795 or 1-800-562-3994
Portsmouth: 431-7411 or 1-800-334-3135

Contact the NH Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau.
33 Capitol St., Concord, NH 03301-6397
271-3641

2. Legal Advice and Referral Center.htm
http://www.cnh.mv.net/ipusers/larc/
Welcome to the Legal Advice & Referral Center Legal Information, Advice and Self-Help
Support LARC serves indigent clients working in conjunction with other legal services
programs.

3. NH Property Owners Assoc (yes: designed for landlords: but has the actual laws)
http://www.mv.com/ipusers/nhpoa/other.htm
Eviction Law
Security Deposit Law
Landlord and Tenant Law
ver, Claremont
LandLord Connection, Inc. Last seven years of eviction court records.



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