Squatters 'rights'???
832055
You cant actually do anything apart from complain to the owner of the property.  If it is squatters and they havent broken in to get there - the owner will then have to serve a court notice on them, take them to court and get an eviction order - all this takes a couple of months at least though.  How about asking the people to shut up - try putting a note through the door. if needs be xx
195338
Your rights are dependant on what is says in the original signed contract. If it states that the original owner has a right to come onto the property for a specified amount of time, to remove his left items, then that is legal up until that date at which point everything left after that date (unless specified in contract) becomes property of new owner and you could file trespass and theft charges against him. If he was supposed to have removed all items as agreed in contract by specified time, and did not do so, leaving you to clean up the mess, you could very well sue him for the amount it costs to remove the items. always keep records, photos, police reports etc, as they will help you in court. This is a civil matter and should be handled in a court of law but beware because sometimes small towns have their own way of doing things, not always legally. if the person whom you bought the property from is local with connections and friends of the courts It would have to be handled in a different juristiction were there is no conflict of interest.
39156
I would contact your local Better Business Bureau, an attorney, check your County office listings and see what you can find. There has to be a Slum Lord law in your city or state.
528087
call the landlord.  Tell him about the problem and if he doesn't do anything about it, you'll sue .. Your rights are being violated.  Look in your rental agreement.  I assure you, there's something in there about noise curfews .. They are in violation fo their rental aggrement and your rights are being infrindged upon.
373627
It depends how the egress was granted.  You must allow them, but that doesn't mean you must allow people other then them depending on how the egress was worded.  Without that it's sort of hard to determine what "rights" she was granted.
427094
If the land is left managed for 10 years, the person or entity that's beening using it will have the right to use.\n\nfor example, if A has a land but left it unattended, B live right next to A and has been using the land for farming or whatever, after 10 years B will have the right to use and and there isn't anything A can do about it.  (until B gives up the right)
166787
Do a search for renters rights or laws regarding rentals in your area. There may be an organization you can contact for help. If you and the offending neighbours are renting from the same company, then look at the rental agreement you signed. If they are in violation of it, that would help. Go around to your neighbours and get them to sign your petition by all means, that's a good idea. But find out what the laws are regarding this in your area. Then you will know your options. If they have actually destroyed any of your property, you should be able to charge them. But without getting them evicted, that might cause more problems as well. My mother has a similiar problem, but in her case they are both owners. Do you have any kind of Block Watch or other Community group there? If so, go to the meetings. I assume you have tried speaking to them. Threatening them will do no good. Good luck.
595530
We need more information.  Where are you?  What's the situation?  Who wants to take the property?  Why do they want to take it? etc.
1140214
Have you ever read the UN Declaration of Rights? It's complete horse manure! It has things in it like the "right to electricity" or the "right to a job" those aren't rights, those are things that must be earned, not provided by a government at the expense of taxpayers. As a U.S. Citizen, I don't want my government committing me to some treaty that's been endorsed by a bunch of dictators and autocrats.
587889
First, this has nothing to do with "squatters right".\nThe person you are talking about is an Invitee of your roommate not a squatter. \n\nA squatter is a person who lives on some property without owners consent.\n\nThat person you are talking about only has right to live in the house to which he has no title if he is INVITED, if neither you nor your roommate invite him in -- he has no right to stay, and no legal action.\n\nNow the question becomes MUCH harder if your roommate invites him in, but you are against it. \nIN this case it will depend on what type of ownership you and your roommate have. \nUsually the roommates rent the house as "tenants in common" if this is is. Each tenant has right to the ENTIRE house and he may invite whomever he want.\nNow if your roommates makes your living condition SO UNBEARABLE that you cannot live in the house anymore then you might have action for constructive eviction(this is very unlikely).\n\nHowever if you are the main owner and your roommate is not on the lease then you can evict them both.
1002210
It seems that the rich folk have all their own people in power, like the Gov  in Fl. Here they can take your property because a rich builder wants to get richer and it's legal!!I think we should go and have everything they own taken because we want to increase the land for, oh say, habitat for humanity. How would they like it?
745428
I used to be a property manager and I too would sent out 3 day notices, but until a court has released eviction papers, they can't seize your property, you should be calling them up and letting them know when you plan to pay.  This is normally accepted so long as it's not happening constantly.  Good luck.
740939
here is a link to help you with renter's rights.\n\nhttp://www.nolo.com/resource.cfm/catID/31250834-6A2E-4970-9EDD4DAF221A0C7E/104/138/\n\nI hope this helps you.
319884
Futeach, I understand you may not agree, but private citizens have the right as long as they do not break the law.\n\nNo the fence will not stop people that is a false idea, it will only slow and change the routes. \n\nThey are only doing what the government is refusing to do. \n\nNow where sign up, do they not have their own web sight?
1027320
There is no universal law book for renters however, you can contact the housing department of your local government and also look into this site. It is designed for landlords but has section on tenant rights as well
1110728
give them their rights
1043956
Interesting reports. Where did you find this information? I would love to check it out myself. How is this major pollutor polluting? Who have they been cited by local,state,fed? What was the grounds for eviction on the low income family? As a previous rental property owner, low income or not you still have to have your actions make business sense. ie: loud parties, deliquent rent, blatant disregard for lease terms, etc