Mythicalee
New Member
My jurisdiction is: California
Quick question - We recently received a warning for violating our lease agreement at our 1 bedroom apartment. We have always paid the rent in full on time, and have not damaged the property nor have we had any complaints against us.
The breach of lease was for having "too many"(more than 5) plants on our balcony, and for having said plants on the balcony railing. They do not want plants on the balcony railing because it will "warp the railing."
They also mentioned that they do not allow any "furniture" on the balcony unless we have rented it through them. We have a small patio set on the balcony.
Can they evict us for this? If we fight it, will we win in court? The plants are all small potted plants, nothing above 1 foot in height.
Thanks, Jared
Quick question - We recently received a warning for violating our lease agreement at our 1 bedroom apartment. We have always paid the rent in full on time, and have not damaged the property nor have we had any complaints against us.
The breach of lease was for having "too many"(more than 5) plants on our balcony, and for having said plants on the balcony railing. They do not want plants on the balcony railing because it will "warp the railing."
They also mentioned that they do not allow any "furniture" on the balcony unless we have rented it through them. We have a small patio set on the balcony.
Can they evict us for this? If we fight it, will we win in court? The plants are all small potted plants, nothing above 1 foot in height.
Thanks, Jared
