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HONGJUAN WU
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What should I do if my landlord can not fix the shared fence?

HONGJUAN WU
  • Elk Grove, CA
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Currently my landlord is having a dispute with her neighbor over a shared fence. The half portion of the fence has already been removed by the neighbor before the dispute. later both parties had a disagreement on how to fix the fence and for some reason the neighbor won't respond to my landlord anymore. They are stuck in their dispute and nobody touch the fence for two weeks. Right now there is no fence between two backyards and I, as a tenant, can not use the backyard and enjoy the summer time with my family and friends anymore. I feel my right is violated by this situation but I don't know what to do. Is there any legal requirement that can require my landlord fix the fence as soon as possible? What should I do with this situation?

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You are not reacting in a logical manner. Your yard is still fully functional without a fence. There is nothing you can or should do.

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