- Jurisdiction
- California
Recently, I found our complex's maintenance worker on a ladder looking through the little windows along the top of our closed garage door--our landlord/complex owner has been sending notices about using garages as storage areas rather than parking spaces and stating there would be inspections in the near future.
Am I correct in asserting this was a violation of CA law regarding providing 72-notice prior to non-emergent inspections, as well as my right to opt to be present during the inspection; furthermore asserting that a closed garage establishes a right of privacy (I tried searching case law on this, but was not able to find anything that was really applicable to this situation)? Similarly, to the employees of the complex peeking through skylights, closed shutters, blinds or curtains? ...Realizing that this would for all intentions qualify as an inspection.
TIA
Am I correct in asserting this was a violation of CA law regarding providing 72-notice prior to non-emergent inspections, as well as my right to opt to be present during the inspection; furthermore asserting that a closed garage establishes a right of privacy (I tried searching case law on this, but was not able to find anything that was really applicable to this situation)? Similarly, to the employees of the complex peeking through skylights, closed shutters, blinds or curtains? ...Realizing that this would for all intentions qualify as an inspection.
TIA
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