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Originally Posted by Rabrrita
Oregon did some revisions to ORS Chapter 90 in 2012 and I don't have those revisions. However, based on the old version, once you denied access to the unit, the landlord and staff had NO rights to enter. Because it seem the notice they claimed they sent was not received, they should have rescheduled the date in person with you.
If you have proof they entered, you can go to court and get a protective order against the landlord and staff that will prevent them from entering without you being present. It will also allow you to change the locks and not give them a key. Since you are moving, this will just be a "revenge" thing with no real purpose than to put the landlord and staff in their place.
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You are clearly not an attorney. Good luck trying to get a restraining order against the landlord for this. And good luck with the lock change revenge.
I'm a landlord, and I can assure you, no one is getting a RO against me for entering my property to do an inspection, merely because they claim they didn't receive the notice. Furthermore, changing the locks will just get taken out of your deposit. I really think some of the people on here are extremely ignorant of how the world works...As if you have some magical right to get a RO against me, stop paying rent, change the locks, and just live a magical life happily ever after, like you can't be evicted.
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