Landlords cannot assume unrestricted rights to monitor tenants’ private spaces. Surveillance invading a tenant’s private area may violate their privacy rights. The Supreme Court affirmed privacy as an intrinsic part of personal liberty. A Calcutta High Court ruling supported tenants’ privacy against intrusive cameras. Laws protect tenants from intentional capture of private areas without consent.
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A historic 22-bedroom Palace Hotel in Odessa, Washington, is now for sale. This landmark building,…