Resolution to ""No Guns" in lease. What to do?" thread.

[Jorg Nysgerrig]

Civil disobedience works.

Civil disobedience doesn't really apply to the enforcement of private contracts.

 

[mgkdrgn]

If he was really a big supporter of the 2A, he would put pressure on this mysterious entity known as "corporate" to change their asinine policy.

But glad you got it resolved.

He probably prefers to stay employed and eating regularly.

 

[Frank Ettin]

Civil disobedience works.

And what exactly makes you think so, especially in this context?

 

[wep45]

Don't Ask Don"t Tell

The whole world need not know your business. Some things are better left unsaid.

"Corporate" says you can't keep a firearm; the Supreme Court says tht you can. DUH. :banghead:

 

[Frank Ettin]

"Corporate" says you can't keep a firearm; the Supreme Court says tht you can....

Nope, that's not what the Supreme Court said. The Supreme Court said (in effect and grossly simplified) that the federal government can't prevent you from keeping a firearm (subject, perhaps to some limitations to be named later). The Supreme Court did not say, and can not say, that under the Constitution a private party can not by contract prevent you from keeping a firearm. These are very different things.

 

[wep45]

that's not what the Supreme Court said

Fiddle your diddle and take a pill

 

[glockman19]

As an apartment owner and landlord I believe that the caluse is unenforceable. It is a violation of teh tenants rights on both a State and National level.

 

[Frank Ettin]

Fiddle your diddle and take a pill...

And exactly what is that stupid statement supposed to mean?

As an apartment owner and landlord I believe that the caluse is unenforceable. It is a violation of teh tenants rights on both a State and National level.

And as a lawyer with more than 30 years experience, it's my professional opinion that such a clause is in fact enforceable, unless a state statute expressly prohibits such a clause. It appears that only a few states have such a statute, and Maryland isn't such a state.

 

[BAT1]

Glad it worked out. Kudos to the manager. Just keep a low profile, and put an entry lock on a closet that doesn't house the electrical panel. The maintenance man has no reason to go there. So you own jewelery and want to lock it up or I have a 9,000.00 bass guitar that I lock up in it. It is none of their business, and they are required to leave a note if they enter to fix some thing. Long live the 2 nd!

 

[BAT1]

Glad it worked out. Kudos to the manager. Just keep a low profile, and put an entry lock on a closet that doesn't house the electrical panel. The maintenance man has no reason to go there. So you own jewelery and want to lock it up or I have a 9,000.00 guitar that I lock up in it. It is none of their business, and they are required to leave a note if they enter to fix some thing. Long live the 2 nd!

 

[highlander 5]

I'm a landlord and if anything needs to be repaired I have to give 24 hrs notice before I enter the apartment to make repairs or hire someone to do them. The exception is in case of an emergency,broken pipes,leaks etc. you might be able to change the locks but if an emergency ensues you might be liable if maintainence can't get in.