Can my roommate evict me? Does she have to give written notice? How long before I have to leave if the lease isn't up yet?
Only your landlord may seek to go to court to evict you. A roommate does not have eviction rights.
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Only your landlord may seek to go to court to evict you. A roommate does not have eviction rights.
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