CO Apartment Building Management To Tenants: Get Rid Of Your Guns Or Leave (illegal, weapons)
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Sure. You can argue that the apartment manager can ban any legal product they like by that arguement. Lets say your apartment manager happens to have family that works at Google. He can add a clause into your rental contract that you can't have any Apple products. Or no rap or hip-hop music CDs. It might be legal...but not real sensible.
Apartment owners already ban things that are legal. Some ban pets, some ban smoking, I even lived in an apartment that banned potted plants indoors. The renter has the choice to live there, under the owners rules, or not. If it isn't mentioned under the current lease, I would think that the owner would not be able to enforce the new rule until the lease was up.
Hmm! I wonder if they've ever heard of the word, "frangible." Also, this piece of safety advice: "Be sure of your target, and beyond."
Most of those people are the "5%ers" that cause 95% of lifes problems. Common sense, intelligence, sound judgment, responsibility.....they have note of it.
Including the right to keep anyone you want, off your property. Such as gun owners, if you want.
You can't take his gun away.
But you can ask him to leave.
Including the right to keep anyone you want off your property? What if they decided they wanted to keep gay people off of their property? How do you suppose that would go?
Wouldn't it be funny, if everyone moved out, and everybody refused to rent from them because they felt as if they are now a target?
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