You can also start with a written note that isn't certified, doesn't cite specific laws, and just says "I'd like 24 hours warning before you want to enter the apartment." It's definitely not as forceful and less useful if you have to prove interactions later, but if you think her intrusions are absent-minded and not maliciously intentioned it could get your point across without going up to the next level of confrontation.
If that doesn't work, or if you suspect it won't be enough, definitely go directly to the certified, stronger letter. But sometimes people just need to be reminded politely.
Again, not a lawyer, just someone who's been a landlord and a tenant.
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Date: 2006-08-07 12:36 am (UTC)If that doesn't work, or if you suspect it won't be enough, definitely go directly to the certified, stronger letter. But sometimes people just need to be reminded politely.
Again, not a lawyer, just someone who's been a landlord and a tenant.