Q: Can I sue my landlord for breach of contract emotion distress among other things as well. My landlord will not honor
Our agreement on my having my bf sleepover on occasion.we agreed that he'd pay $20 per night it was never discussed any limit or that special rules . I even asked so we could be clear on all the rules my landlord refused to discuss it and for.now reason now banned him from.evrn coming into the house this breaks my heart and is so unfair I think my landlord just want to punish me . Can he do that ....grant a privilege the just jerk it away in such so cruel is there anything I can do?
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A: Your landlord is a jerk and may be acting illegally. You have a right to have visitors in your apartment. If you rent a room in his house, that may be different. If he interferes with your BF visiting you, notify him that he is not staying overnight. See what he says about that, If he says he cannot come even for a visit, then he may be in violation of your Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment and you could sue him. Best of luck.
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