Re:A Landlord Wants Facial Recognition in Its Rent-Stabilize...
by albedoa on Sunday March 31, 2019 @08:32PM
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> it is about tenants rights, not visitors of tenants.
That link is not the best. Quiet Enjoyment does cover the tenant's right to have visitors. A landlord cannot interfere with that right, including by blocking access to the unit by unaccompanied visitors who don't have the tenant's face.
That link is not the best. Quiet Enjoyment does cover the tenant's right to have visitors. A landlord cannot interfere with that right, including by blocking access to the unit by unaccompanied visitors who don't have the tenant's face.