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it is something they can get evicted over- or potentially. That very much is determined by lease they signed and the building codes where you're at.
And yes, it is fairly subjective. Generally speaking, clear access to the points of egress is a must- this includes bedroom windows. (though it's normal to push a bed up against them.) You'd also probably want to consider getting EMS/Fire in there for a medical emergency (these kinds of building codes are usually lumped in with fire code, in large part because it's common for firemen to respond to medicals as well.) They'll likely be very grumbly if they can't at least bring in the board (the rigid board they use to get people onto the wheeled EMS cart/bed.) to get them on. this means enough space for 2-3 "well-marbled beefcakes" to stand around a guy and the board (which is about the size of a guy.)
I imagine the lease is probably intentionally ambiguous about that.
well... yeah. In large part because landlords are usually assholes. but also, because if you get specific... then people just don't do those, while still causing problems. it's amazing how legalistic people can try to be. "It says moving vans are not allowed to block the entrance door. That is a moving TRUCK"