tawnie
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- California
My son and myself rent a 1 bedroom unit in a duplex that has a cellar below with a separate entrance door that has stairs leading down below both units.
There is nothing stated in the lease agreement that specifies the cellar are below. The cellar is not occupied by anyone and the only person with access to the cellar door is the landlord and his maintenance guy.
Is a landlord required to give a notice to tenant living in the dwelling above the cellar prior to entering the cellar?
Or does a landlord have the right to enter the cellar/basement without giving any prior notice to tenant?
There is nothing stated in the lease agreement that specifies the cellar are below. The cellar is not occupied by anyone and the only person with access to the cellar door is the landlord and his maintenance guy.
Is a landlord required to give a notice to tenant living in the dwelling above the cellar prior to entering the cellar?
Or does a landlord have the right to enter the cellar/basement without giving any prior notice to tenant?