landlord is telling tenants they can't have a specific visitor (Needles: 2015, lease)

[testy1369]

Ok so in roughly July of 2009 I was moving out of a (Placer County, California) residence due to an accumulation of various circumstances. During the process of my vacating the residence the property owner/landlord attempted to bully me/violate my tenant rights. In response to his actions I informed him that I was educated about my rights as well as his legal proceedings. Needless too say he was not thrilled that I was educated, and many not so pleasant and rather childish phrases were exchanged. End result the property owner/landlord doesn't like me. This now being 2015 makes it 6 years passed since the incident. I now have several friends who rent from the same owner/landlord previously mentioned. Three separate friend's own their trailers but rent the space on which it sits, the other rents a cabin. All of these on the same property where I was previously a tenant. The problem I'm having is that he is individually telling them "I don't like her and don't want her here". This was said to one friend after I'd left after left from a less than hour long visit. Is thIs legal at all?

[reenzz]

Tenants' guests may only be barred if there is a lease term which gives the landlord the right to do this--if there is a such a term, it is enforceable. If the guest is damaging the landlord's property, threatening the landlord or other tenants, disturbing the peace, committing crimes on the premises (e.g. dealing drugs), etc., he or she could be arrested and the tenant could potentially be evicted if he or she continues to allow that person to visit him or her; however, short of that, as noted, the only grounds for barring a guest would be if the lease gives the landlord the authority to do so.

[testy1369]

Thank you