Re: Landlord and Relator taking pics without tenant premissi

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What do you want??

You said you were given 24 hours notice. That implies
permission, as there is nothing that says you did (or could)
say no. If the landlord had a right or permission, they
could take pictures.

I don't see any legal cause of action here. You could
discuss this with an attorney, but if anything it is
presenting the apartment in a false light, not your dogs or
decorations, and as you don't own the apartment, I am at a
loss to come up with a reason for suing your landlord.

In any case, if you need real legal advice, consult an
attorney. This is a law students board.
On 5/11/06, Jennifer wrote:
> I rent a place. The landlord but it up for sale. The
> realtor came in with the landlord while we were not home,
> 24 hour notice was given, and took picture of our personal
> things and dogs to show the layout of the house. The also
> described one of the rooms as having nice decor. The lasat
> time I checked the decor is our decorations! We feel this
> is invasion of privacy and illegal use of photos of our
> dogs! What action or possible actions do we have and
> against who? Thanks!