Tenant accuses landlady of throwing out belongings in her absence
A woman has accused her landlady of ordering young men to break into her rented apartment and carry her belongings outside while she was away at church, damaging several of her items. The woman, who spoke in a recorded account, said she rented a two-bedroom apartment at GH¢2,500 and paid GH¢5,000 to secure it, an […]
A woman has alleged her landlady ordered young men to forcibly remove her belongings from her rented apartment while she was away at church. The tenant, who paid GH¢5,000 to secure the two-bedroom home, claimed several items including a sofa and her son's belongings were damaged in the process. She had agreed to rent the property for three to six months, but her friend pulled out, leaving her responsible for the full rent.
The tenant, who typically communicated with the caretaker, stated the landlady met with her only twice before the incident. During church, she received a call informing her that the landlady had arrived. The landlady later told Acting Rent Commissioner Frederick Opoku she had informed the tenant to vacate several days prior, but the Commissioner reminded her that landlords cannot take matters into their own hands under the law, and the tenant should be allowed back into her apartment.
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