Just got threatened by a....

[Coach]

Originally Posted by banyon

Crazy old women mutter stuff all of the time. It's ambiguous that she directly threatened someone and I'm pretty confident there's not a direct term in her lease referring to that. Landlordsfor a while have been trying to expand the scope of the "crime free premises" section of a lease asa catch all to get rid of undesirables.

I won a case pretty much identical to this one time where my client had yelled angrily at the landlords and the police had been called.

I'm not saying you're not right to be seriously sick of this lady, I'm just saying it might not be as easy as you think.

The property isn't privately owned. It's owned by the City. Plus, the lease is written up by the Housing Urban Department. And by law, by the HUD standards,

Secton 9

Occupancy of the Premises and Tenant’s Obligations

Tenant SHALL:

Not permit household members or guests to act or speak in an abusive or threatening manner.

Section 10

CRIMINAL ACTIVITY

Criminal Activity includes, but is not limited to, any of the following:

Physical assault or the threat of physical assault, Illegal use of a firearm or other weapon, or the threat to use a firearm or other weapon

Sexual molestation, sexual molestation of a minor, prostitution,and other similar or related sexual misconduct.

Any breach of this lease provision by the tenant, his/herhousehold member(s) or guest(s) shall be cause for termination of the Lease if PMHA believes, in good faith,that a breach has occurred.

A breach of this covenant constitutes a serious and clear danger to the health and safety of other tenants, persons residing in the vicinity and employees of PMHA. It shall be PMHA’s duty, in any eviction proceedings, to prove that a breach of this covenant has occurred.

So, yes, it's easy as I think, because she has broken her lease agreement by law, and 4 people have signed an statement that the incident occured.

http://www.hud.gov/offices/pih/progr...phtraining.pdf