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1. As for the issue of excessively high rent, the two sides have reached an agreement through consultation, and since they have agreed, they should abide by it.

2. The act of opening your house without permission is illegal and violates your privacy. As an infringement dispute, if compensation is involved, the infringed party shall provide evidence to prove how much loss the infringement has caused to itself and the legal basis for the corresponding amount of compensation. Of course, in the case you mentioned, it is very unlikely that the other party will be upheld by the court if you ask the other party to give moral compensation.

3. From a legal point of view, the water and electricity bills should be paid, and the other party's infringement of your privacy and your payment of the water and electricity bills are two legal relationships, which cannot be confused.

Fourth, you can tell the other party that he entered your rented house without permission, violating your privacy, and ask the other party to apologize, realize his mistake, and pay the utility bill in this case.

I don't know how you rent the house, don't you have to pay a deposit? Still afraid that you won't pay the utility bills? You rent a house for 200 yuan a month, he can control how many people you live in, it is based on the size of the area, how can it be according to the person?

It is illegal for the landlord to enter the tenant's room without permission, and after the house is rented to the guest, it belongs to the tenant's personal private space and no one may infringe on it. You can scare the landlord by saying that it is a violation of the right to dwelling. Since the situation is not serious, it generally does not belong to any illegal or criminal acts.

Your behavior of owing utility bills is also a trivial matter, and the police don't bother to pay attention to him, but the money is not much, and it can't be paid for the school, right?

It's a civil dispute between you and the landlord, and it's not a serious matter. Utilities should still be paid, because these things are yours after all. But the landlord you mentioned is not the same, and you can use this as an excuse to bargain with him.

It must be illegal for him to enter your room without permission, but it is also illegal for you to owe him water and electricity bills and not pay them, it's just a small matter, so he said he was going to call the police, and that was just to scare you, and the police wouldn't care.

Now that you know that the landlord is not good, I think you still gave him the money, he has your ** and your address, because of 100 yuan he harassed you all day long, and we can't afford to lose this person with him, right? Besides, when he looked for you, he didn't say anything else, only said that you owed water and electricity bills and ran away, which will have a bad impact on your reputation.

Don't be so angry, it's a trivial matter, find a friend to play around and forget about it.

Hehe, it's not appropriate for the landlord to open the door of the guest's house without permission, but it's not illegal. But the landlord changed the lock of the house without permission. It's not right for you not to pay the utility bill, and it won't be good for him to call the police, but you just need time to deal with it.

You didn't break the law, you just owed your landlord a utility bill, and it was a civil dispute.

Teach you a trick and say that there is less stuff Let him watch it and do it disgusting him for a few days, and your anger will almost disappear.

First of all, if you are in arrears of utility bills, it is a creditor's rights and debts dispute, that is, a civil dispute, even if the landlord calls the police, the police will not take care of it, and he has no right to manage it. It's not appropriate for a landlord to enter or leave your room at will, but it's not illegal in and of itself, and you can't do anything about the landlord's behaviour unless you specify a clause in the tenancy contract that sets out the liability for breach of contract.

Let him report it!

He reports you and he snuck into your room.