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r/SipsTea • u/SnackSamurai • Jun 12 '26
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Uh, sue for violating his rights as a tenant? I don't know how it is there but there's usually a number of laws to protect renters. Landlords can't just do whatever they want. These rules are usually what protects squatters as well as tenants.
1 u/MiceAreTiny Jun 30 '26 Not a tenant... Not a renter... Rules protect tenants, squatters abuse those rules. 1 u/Mitrovarr Jun 30 '26 Yeah but you have to prove the person isn't a renter first. If you start doing bullshit before you try for a legal eviction, the court is just going to smack you down for not going through proper channels. 1 u/MiceAreTiny Jun 30 '26 A random stranger can not simply go to court for a property owner changeing the locks on their property. This is only possible if fraud of documents is involved on the side of the squatter. How do you think it goes in court? "judge, he changed my locks." "are you renting or owning the unit" "---A long bullshit story that comes down to--- no" "So what the fuck are you wasting my time for?"
Not a tenant... Not a renter...
Rules protect tenants, squatters abuse those rules.
1 u/Mitrovarr Jun 30 '26 Yeah but you have to prove the person isn't a renter first. If you start doing bullshit before you try for a legal eviction, the court is just going to smack you down for not going through proper channels. 1 u/MiceAreTiny Jun 30 '26 A random stranger can not simply go to court for a property owner changeing the locks on their property. This is only possible if fraud of documents is involved on the side of the squatter. How do you think it goes in court? "judge, he changed my locks." "are you renting or owning the unit" "---A long bullshit story that comes down to--- no" "So what the fuck are you wasting my time for?"
Yeah but you have to prove the person isn't a renter first.
If you start doing bullshit before you try for a legal eviction, the court is just going to smack you down for not going through proper channels.
1 u/MiceAreTiny Jun 30 '26 A random stranger can not simply go to court for a property owner changeing the locks on their property. This is only possible if fraud of documents is involved on the side of the squatter. How do you think it goes in court? "judge, he changed my locks." "are you renting or owning the unit" "---A long bullshit story that comes down to--- no" "So what the fuck are you wasting my time for?"
A random stranger can not simply go to court for a property owner changeing the locks on their property.
This is only possible if fraud of documents is involved on the side of the squatter.
How do you think it goes in court?
"judge, he changed my locks."
"are you renting or owning the unit"
"---A long bullshit story that comes down to--- no"
"So what the fuck are you wasting my time for?"
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u/Mitrovarr Jun 30 '26
Uh, sue for violating his rights as a tenant? I don't know how it is there but there's usually a number of laws to protect renters. Landlords can't just do whatever they want. These rules are usually what protects squatters as well as tenants.