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In the state of Indiana is it the law that a landlord and/or property manager has to give the tenant notice before filing for eviction of the tenant? If it is the law what if the landlord/property manager didn't give the tenant the notice?
Indiana Code Title 32. Property § 32-31-1-8 | FindLawSec. 8 . Notice is not required to terminate a lease in the following situations:(1) The landlord agrees to rent the premises to the tenant for a specified period of time.(2) The time for the determination of the tenancy is specified in the contract.(3) A tenant at will commits waste.(4) The tenant is a tenant at sufferance.(5) The express terms of the contract require the tenant to pay the rent in advance, and the tenant refuses or neglects to pay the rent in advance.(6) The landlord-tenant relationship does not exist.
My landlord left my windows open while I was at work. What can I do to stop them from entering my apartment when I'm not there?
You may have a very easy time stopping your landlord;s access [perhaps in a fussy market like Chicago] but you will have a VERY hard time blocking access almost ever in much of the country. Here’s why. I’ll use Indiana as an example, because it’s a pretty good example of most of what I call the “non-fussy” United States:ENTRY WITH NOTICE: Even pro-landlord Indiana generally requires “reasonable” notice. Last I checked, Indiana didn’t really say it had to be notice the day before, but it’s generally taken to be notice the day before. You can somewhat put the landlord off for convenient times - but you absolutely cannot stonewall and refuse access. You can get evicted for that. You’ll have to give access eventually - though in the real world if you are very flexible you can manage to be there when the landlord enters.ENTRY WITHOUT NOTICE: Indiana overall gives LOTS of access, and here are the typical cases where no notice is required: 1) health and safety matters; 2) emergencies; and 3) anything you’re doing for the tenant that the tenant requested be done. Welfare checks on tenants - not unheard of in Indiana and more “homey” or small-town markets - are also generally tolerated without notice, since you are trying to ascertain whether the tenant is ill or dead.I don’t recommend getting all official on a landlord on these matters. In tight markets like Seattle or New York City, you don’t want to be on a landlord’s bad side. In more typical markets like Indiana, non-Chicago Illinois, Texas, and so on, landlords have extensive rights. Just find a landlord you trust and jibe with.
Can a landlord shut off the power after a 10-day notice in the state of Indiana? Who do you call if it happens?
I would check local laws and regulations governing landlord tenant relations! If a tenant has possession, even past an eviction notice, normally that would be illegal, it’s called a “Constructive Eviction” usually not allowed!
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