1st Watch is correct. State Law protecting a licensed individual to carry a firearm at times when they are authorized to do so trumps any other consideration. A Contract here CANNOT legally deny someone a legal right or privilage.
Rental Property "belongs" to the renter as long as the rental agreement is in force. Any property owner/renter can carry firearms in property under his control. So any contract saying you can't have firearms on rental property have no legal force.
Example: My College. It's a school, governed by the education code, and a gun free zone. BUT we have ATMs belonging to a private company on campus. every few days an armored truck pulls up, and an armed guard gets out to refill the ATMs inside the campus buildings. They are armed. There is nothing anyone, inculding Campus Police, can do about it, except get rid of the ATMs altogether. The ATMs are their property, period.
As Peace Officers, We can ask the Truck Officers for their Commision Cards at any time if we wanted (which we don't), but that's about it.
Rental Property "belongs" to the renter as long as the rental agreement is in force. Any property owner/renter can carry firearms in property under his control. So any contract saying you can't have firearms on rental property have no legal force.
Example: My College. It's a school, governed by the education code, and a gun free zone. BUT we have ATMs belonging to a private company on campus. every few days an armored truck pulls up, and an armed guard gets out to refill the ATMs inside the campus buildings. They are armed. There is nothing anyone, inculding Campus Police, can do about it, except get rid of the ATMs altogether. The ATMs are their property, period.
As Peace Officers, We can ask the Truck Officers for their Commision Cards at any time if we wanted (which we don't), but that's about it.
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