Jefferson Sarson: It very likely will depend on the wording of the guy's contract. His "ladyfriend" could very likely fall under a clause regarding restrictions on overnight guests. He should pull out his contract and read it carefully. Even though his landlord can't restrict renting to him because he's married or not married, his landlord can restrict guests in the aparment, particularly if it's someone who's spending a significant amount of time there.
Agustina Stimmel: The contract governs the occupancy of the apartment. Thus, if it was stipulated that only one occupant is allowed, an addition will be a ground for the termination of the contract of lease or rent.
Rosella Figliola: my son rents an apartment and the water is included. his rent is based on single occupancy. if someone else moves in with him then he is in violation of his lease (2 people use more water) if that person who moved in was a girl or a guy the lease would still be voided. someone ! might say it was because they were not married but regardless there would be legal grounds to evict my son.the person who got kicked out may not be explaining all the facts as to why he was thrown out. fair housing act makes it illegal to discriminate for housing based on the common items of discrimination race, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, religion, et-ctera, et-cetra...........since they are not married are they co-leasing the apartment ? the apartment management could decline to lease to one of the applicants based on some other criteria. you can refuse to lease to anyone as long as your reason is not one of those protected by law.there are a lot of factors that we don't know about with this information so with no more facts a correct answer can not be given. it sounds at first as a simple case of discrimination but we don't really know....Show more
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