Right to Quiet Enjoyment

The Right to Quiet Enjoyment is a legal principle that protects tenants and homeowners from disturbances that interfere with their ability to use and enjoy their property. This means landlords and neighbors must avoid actions that create excessive noise or disruptions, such as loud music, construction, or harassment. While this right doesn't guarantee absolute silence, it ensures a reasonable level of peace and privacy. If violations occur, tenants can address the issue with the landlord or, in severe cases, seek legal remedies to restore their peaceful enjoyment of their living space.