Can landlord abruptly declare 'no pets' policy?
Some say about-face puts unfair burden on existing tenants
By Robert Griswold, Thursday, August 14, 2008.Q: I work for a local humane society and was wondering about the rights of tenants to have pets in their rental unit. We frequently receive calls from tenants with pets claiming that they received a 30-day notice to terminate their tenancy because they have violated the "no pets" policy at their rental property. This also has happened with tenants that claim they are just feeding stray animals in the neighborhood. more... Premium Members have full access to news archives.To continue reading sign in to your Premium Member account.
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