Hell Hath No Fury
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Tue Mar-08-11 07:12 PM
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I just found out the upstairs tenant has been entering into my unit on the ground floor to "drop off my mail" (I suspect she is snooping) without my consent, and that she recorded a conversation we had about the landlord with out my permission.
Both are no-nos, correct? CA is a two-party state when to comes to recordings, IIRC.
Do I have any recourse against her either civilly or criminally?
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| mackerel
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Wed Mar-09-11 03:25 AM
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You can call your local BAR Assoc. and they'll give you the number for their lawyer referral agency.
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| bemildred
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Wed Mar-09-11 09:26 AM
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| 2. Does your "unit" not have a lock? |
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How is this person entering your "unit"?
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| Hell Hath No Fury
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Wed Mar-09-11 05:27 PM
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| 3. There is a shared door,,, |
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fron the basement to upstairs that she has access to that I have never made a point of locking from my side (they have a lock on their side, as well.) Past tenants have respected my privacy adn stayed out.
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| bemildred
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Wed Mar-09-11 07:03 PM
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Quite out of line in any case.
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