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<blockquote data-quote="Bran Blackbyrd" data-source="post: 29091" data-attributes="member: 1710">Gah! I'm too pissed off by this to have anything really constructive to say. If you legally have 30 days left in the apartment then I don't see how anyone can call the police just because you decide to consult with a lawyer about the situation. Your roomate almost certainly couldn't, and I would think that the landlord coudn't either. 30 days notice is 30 days notice, after all. I'm just guessing though.Feel free to let your roomate know that I, and probably many of the other &quot;EN Worlders&quot;, think he's a scheming, cowardly, mealy-mouthed turncoat who hasn't got the right to be this high on the food chain.I can't imagine what the landlord is thinking. Trading two paying tenants for this guy with no prospects? Weird.EDIT: By the way, Good Luck to you and yours. Hopefully if you don't get to stay where you are, you can find an even better place.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bran Blackbyrd, post: 29091, member: 1710"] Gah! I'm too pissed off by this to have anything really constructive to say. If you legally have 30 days left in the apartment then I don't see how anyone can call the police just because you decide to consult with a lawyer about the situation. Your roomate almost certainly couldn't, and I would think that the landlord coudn't either. 30 days notice is 30 days notice, after all. I'm just guessing though. Feel free to let your roomate know that I, and probably many of the other "EN Worlders", think he's a scheming, cowardly, mealy-mouthed turncoat who hasn't got the right to be this high on the food chain. I can't imagine what the landlord is thinking. Trading two paying tenants for this guy with no prospects? Weird. EDIT: By the way, Good Luck to you and yours. Hopefully if you don't get to stay where you are, you can find an even better place. [/QUOTE]

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