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So do we have a lawsuit case??
So let me know if I have a potential case on my hands...
So im deploying soon and I put my 30 day notice in...Our lease on our townhome says that they have to give me 24hr notice to have a potential buyer check out the place...and if they dont get into contact within that 24hr period they can enter without say....while me and y wife were sleeping they gave us a phone call from a private number and left a message...we never got it because we were sleeping...two hours later I hear our alarm go off and then hear ppl talking....I hop up grabbed my machete and ran downstairs to see the leaser and a potential buyer halfway in the door...our exchange of words weren't very heated but stern...(she had the nerve to ask me "so can we still view the place") So Im not gonna lie me and my wife have been very paranoid and she have been having bad dreams about it and making me get up in the middle of the night to check windows and doors. So do we have a case on invading privacy and breach of contract?? |
Lawsuit? Over that? Really?
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You won't have a breach of contract, and the damage would be very negligible. You would be looking at more fees in court costs and hiring an attorney than what it is worth.
Since they will say calling was their attempt at giving notice and you didn't respond that is the issue. Regardless of if they call private or by a 1-800 number is pretty unimportant. You could also possible run into the agent or the party touring the house filing assault charges because you ran down stairs with a machete and they felt "threatened with life or limb due to reasonable cause". |
Murder case....should have killed the bitch.
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They came in for a house showing with no intentions of causing harm. You went down stairs with a machete with intent to cause harm if provoked. |
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I wish, I could say you have a case... but like Asphalt has stated, it'll cost you more for fees in court costs and hiring an attorney than what it is worth.
BUT if you feel it's worth your time & money, we won't stop you. These kind of cases, I'm glad, I live in house |
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I know....sucks |
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Not worth going after breach of contract IMO even though they did violate their own contract. |
It was a misunderstanding. No harm came of it. Live and let live.
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you're whats wrong with society
those people made a mistake and you nearly chopped their heads off, and on top of that you want to sue them to make a buck, really? shit happens man, no harm done, laugh it off, let it slide. and your wife is paranoid? these people didn't break in, they had a fucking key key man. you want paranoid? my wife is paranoid, she fucking believes in ghosts and shit, try dealing with on a day to day basis. here is a tip, find a way to turn this bad experience into a funny one |
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeXQBHLIPcw"]"Weird Al" Yankovic - I'll Sue Ya - YouTube[/ame]
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Fortunately you have plenty of cozy worry-free sleep-filled nights to look forward to while deployed. :thumbsup:
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Kind of ignorant that few of you guys think its wrong to protect my family....thats a good look fellas |
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As a former soldier, a family deep into the military and working closely with the army to train going over there... If you landlord using a key and walking into your house has been giving you nightmares, and making you sleep un easy... And I'm not in any way trying to be an ass... But I think you may have chosen the wrong career... I'm sorry bro.. But it's the truth
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Oh.. And according to my land lord.. She just needs to give a 24hr notice to, a not on the door and usually a call... But if neither is answers she can still come into the residence.. Just because the tenant doesn't return the message doesn't mean she can't enter..
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why are you even thinking of legal action, why is that even on your mind |
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except i can't remember the last time any citizen of america excercised that right in the manner it was inteded for. |
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from what I got out of it, they were supposed to give you 24hours notice correct?
If that didn't happen I'd raise shit but I woudn't bother suing over it. It'll cost you more to sue than you'd recover in damages. Shoulda just wandered down there nekkid as a J bird and asked if they wanted some tea or OJ as if you were fully clothed and they were guests. ;) That'd have taught em to give you more notice. lol |
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a. i didn't comment on you protecting your family, you gotta do what you gotta do b. i didn't post that picture, i merely clarified it c. was the landlord in the WRONG, yes she was d. can you sue her/her company, if you want to you can, if you can prove in court that it has in some way impacted the quality of your wife's mental state you can probably get a settlement if your lawyer is good d. should you do it? NO, i think you should find a way to let it go, or help your wife let go, because while it's a most definitely an unpleasant experience it's not beyond the realm of understanding. |
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It does suck.. unfortunately other than be extremely frank about your displeasure with her actions there isn't really much you can do.
Call it paranoia if you will, but I live in a "nice" neighborhood and even still two weeks after I moved in some doucher tried to break in while I was home. I scared him off, but it took the police 6 minutes at 330 am to get to my house. That's enough time for a world of crap to go down. I can see exactly why the OP was a bit hyped up. I was full on ready to do battle and the guy never even got into the house. (Imagine his surprise when I knocked on the window he was at and all he saw in the moonlight was the barrel of a shotgun :D ) I'm quite satisfied that he fled. Better for him, better for me. The problem is that this wasn't a break in.. and though she was wrong as hell.. you'd really have a hard time getting anything but a hard time out of them. Its not worth the effort. Appease the Wifey by checking all the windows n doors.. keeping them locked at all times and maybe putting up a motion detector outside the door that rings a chime inside (like retail stores have) that way you get "some" sort of warning. I can def see and understand her apprehension. What if you weren't there and she was in the shower?? Talk about vulnerable feeling.. yikes. |
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