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Natews
My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California.
I'm a nutshell, my girlfriend and her roommate haven't been getting along recently (they are both co-tenants). One reason would be because my girlfriend's roommate isn't comfortable with me being over (claims she has conservative views and is therefore uncomfortable with guys over). I understand that California has tenants rights: in California a law gives tenants the right to quiet enjoyment of their property so long as they are not violating local laws or the lease, and if I'm correct this extends to the roommate (correct me otherwise).
So basically my questions are: can my girlfriend's roommate legally prevent me visiting on a day to day basis (I would not be staying overnight) give her being uncomfortable with me there or is that not enough to prevent me from going over?
How limited am I in terms of quiet enjoyment? What can I or can't I do?
For the most part I stay in my girlfriend's room except for cooking my girlfriend and I do together. Also, the roommate lives in the living room which has no walls separating it from the kitchen, does this change anything?
From what I know the lease only specifies restrictions for guests staying overnight for more than 3 days.