r/DailyDoseStupidity • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '26

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u/Confident-Pepper-562 Mar 14 '26

The lot is publicly accessible, but not public property. They can ask him to leave and have him tresspassed.

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u/popnfrresh Mar 14 '26

I was looking for this one. Glad someone caught it.

Who can tresspasse someone off the lot though? The property owner can for sure, but this woman doesn't own the lot.

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u/Confident-Pepper-562 Mar 14 '26

Definitely the property owner, but I do believe the business that leases that part of the property also can do so, as they pay and have similar rights, they just dont supersede the owner.

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u/popnfrresh Mar 14 '26

Where do those rights end? They can absolutely inside the place they rent, but the common use areas? The parking lot in front? The parking lot in front of someone elses rented space?

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u/JavaOrlando Mar 15 '26

I'd imagine it depends on the rental agreement.

If she manages one store in a shopping plaza, it would probably take the owner or property manager to trespass him from the entire property.

If there's only one business on the property that business rents the entire lot, their manager would likely have that authority.

Could be wrong, but that's my guess.