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Landlord and alcohol?
Assuming the renter is of legal age, can a landlord legally stipulate within the lease that alcohol may not be possessed or consumed in or on the rented property? If so, can you give me the reference?
9 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It would probably depend on state laws...there is a lot of control they have as long as it's stipulated in the lease, though.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I have seen this a few times. Some schools stipulate no alcohol in dorms and such. Check some housing rules at some colleges.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I can see how it could be legal for the landlord to stipulate that. It is after all HIS property.
- bigdogrexLv 41 decade ago
Yes,he does own the place an it is in the lease which it states no alcohol an that is that
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- Sid BLv 61 decade ago
What jurisidiction. If it is a home, where you rent rooms and there are other tenenants,definately. landlord tenant acts do not apply to roomers.
- Chris BLv 41 decade ago
the landlord owns the property...they can write whatever they want in the contract...before you sign it......not after
- corkLv 71 decade ago
their so so is all they need..if its in the lease..
their property...their right..
your right not to rent......
- s tLv 61 decade ago
if it is student residences yes. outside of the student residence the answer is no.
