It is legal if they are behind on rent and have already been delivered an eviction notice. The eviction notice can be posted on your door and to a judge that is fair.
Unless they have received an eviction notice prior to this being the first one
Or_worse_expelled 0
As you posted this from the Netherlands this isn’t legal. In the Netherlands you can’t get kicked out at all. Contact the Rechtswinkel in your nearest big city. They can help you with legal advice for free. Good luck.
Generally for a landlord to evict you without a cause (like not paying rent, etc.) most laws in states/regions must give you a notice to vacate, usually 30-60 days.
I don't know what the laws are in your country, but in the U.S., you have to give 30 days' notice. Maybe you can let your landlady know you're not in the country?
TxKitten79 10
She legally can't do that. Find a friend who knows a lawyer and ask the lawyer to contact the lady. If the landladyproceeds, sue her ass!
Mungolikecandy 19
Tenant rights in the Netherlands appears to state that a minimum of 3 months notice to quit is required and any less is an illegal act.
Mungolikecandy 19
I would add to the above, unless the rent has not been paid or other such behaviours.
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awildwhisper 30
Yea um I'm gonna take a wild guess here and say that's not even legal...
BurnInDemonFire 39
If you were, that's still not enough time to move out. Can you contact someone back home to act as your proxy while you're away?
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BurnInDemonFire 39
If you were, that's still not enough time to move out. Can you contact someone back home to act as your proxy while you're away?
awildwhisper 30
Yea um I'm gonna take a wild guess here and say that's not even legal...
TooTall0231 9
It is legal if they are behind on rent and have already been delivered an eviction notice. The eviction notice can be posted on your door and to a judge that is fair.
Crackzillar 20
That's not legal. Law requires the landlord to give atleast 30 days notice. Unless you just ignored rent delinquency notices.
aruden 25
In a lot of states even if they don't pay rent it still takes a minimum of 30 days to evict someone legally.
TooTall0231 9
Unless they have received an eviction notice prior to this being the first one
Or_worse_expelled 0
As you posted this from the Netherlands this isn’t legal. In the Netherlands you can’t get kicked out at all. Contact the Rechtswinkel in your nearest big city. They can help you with legal advice for free. Good luck.
mekiswrite 21
Good advice, but chances are that the Netherlands is were OP is visiting and not where they live.
pinilicious 19
Generally for a landlord to evict you without a cause (like not paying rent, etc.) most laws in states/regions must give you a notice to vacate, usually 30-60 days.
DanielleinDC 34
I don't know what the laws are in your country, but in the U.S., you have to give 30 days' notice. Maybe you can let your landlady know you're not in the country?
TxKitten79 10
She legally can't do that. Find a friend who knows a lawyer and ask the lawyer to contact the lady. If the landladyproceeds, sue her ass!
Mungolikecandy 19
Tenant rights in the Netherlands appears to state that a minimum of 3 months notice to quit is required and any less is an illegal act.
Mungolikecandy 19
I would add to the above, unless the rent has not been paid or other such behaviours.
interesting33 37
sounds very illegal
TheSminty1 17
Does she let you use the dishwasher and bring the trash cans into the garage?