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But when consent wasn't given in the first place, the duty to leave when given a good reason vanishes? It's some pretty curious moral arithmetic you've got goi
by mseebach 13y ago
But when consent wasn't given in the first place, the duty to leave when given a good reason vanishes?
It's some pretty curious moral arithmetic you've got going on there.
- runarberg 13y agoI don't know. Threre are numerous examples of a consent being given after squatters move in. In most cases the owner has nothing to loose, so a consent makes perfect sense if you want to keep good comunication with those who are using your property.
- mseebach 13y agoAnd there are numerous examples of squatters who don't leave when given a good reason. Squatters who have the consent of the landlord aren't really squatters in any meaningful sense.