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My landlady served me with a notice that she was coming into my apartment today to fix the dishwasher. When I got home from work, I found a different person here who I had never met before. Since I live by myself, I was a little taken aback and concerned. Shouldn’t my landlady have told me that it w

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My landlady served me with a notice that she was coming into my apartment today to fix the dishwasher. When I got home from work, I found a different person here who I had never met before. Since I live by myself, I was a little taken aback and concerned. Shouldn’t my landlady have told me that it w

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     Your landlady can ask others to enter the property on her behalf to carry out repairs. She can pass on this right to enter to others. You might want to talk to your landlady about the repair person if you had concerns and request that she give you the name of the person who will be coming on future occasions.

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