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I like this analogy, it extends quite well. Two more cases to consider: the landlord has a "no sharing keys" policy, and it has told the maid, "you may not ent
by DougBTX 10y ago
I like this analogy, it extends quite well.
Two more cases to consider: the landlord has a "no sharing keys" policy, and it has told the maid, "you may not enter, regardless of which keys you have".
- acranox 10y agoBut the maids agreement is with the tenant, not the landlord. So if the landlord wants to ban the maid, maybe they should change the locks, or kick out the tenant. The key sharing policy would be between the tenant and the landlord, not directly with the maid.