Sentences with phrase «if property owners»

The Government had argued that if property owners could not challenge a JD in court they could still: (1) proceed to develop or use the property without the required permit, and if the Government initiated enforcement the owners would defend against that challenge by arguing that the property was incorrectly identified as containing protected waters; or (2) seek a permit to use the property and appeal if the application for the permit was unsuccessful.

But if property owners can refinance and get a low - rate long term mortgage, then they can focus on operations.

For example, a premises liability claim can be brought in Virginia if property owners fail to provide adequate security and that failure leads to bodily harm.

Slip and Fall Accidents: If Property owners fail to make their premises safe for visitors, they can be held accountable.

The key is to consult with a personal injury lawyer to determine if the property owners are negligent or not.

Municipalities must pay the taxes to the specific agency, even if property owners do not pay their taxes.

This should always be arranged off site, such as across the street or near your truck if the property owners are present.

If property owners sign off, then it is legal — landowners can do whatever they choose with artifacts found on their land.

«Her radical vision and view that if property owners would just pay a little more, government could solve any number of problems is simply out of touch.

If property owners defaulted on the bonds, however, it could affect Orland Park «s credit rating, according to McKenna.

So even if property owners are within their rights to install anti-homeless spikes, they may be wrong to do so.

The placement of a property on the Lien Sale list means the City can sell the lien it placed against the property to a third party private entity if the property owner does not pay off his or her debt to the City, or enter into a payment agreement with the City, within a specified period.

If the property owner defaults, the property tax lender could foreclose on the property.

If you fail to take this action before the statute of limitations expires, then you may be unable to recover the damages that you deserve even if the property owner was negligent.

If a property owner is not held responsible for their unsafe actions, there is no motivation there to make changes that prevent future accidents.

Lastly, if the property owner should have known about the spill but did not discover it, they could still be held accountable.

We can investigate your fall to determine if the property owner's negligence is to blame.

Simply put, if a property owner fails to fix or provide ample warning about a dangerous condition on their property, they can be held responsible if a person slips and falls or trips and falls on their property and is injured.

at a neighbor's house, if the property owner failed to correct a hazard and ensure your safety, you can hold him or her responsible.

If the property owner knows the property better than you do and there is a hazard present that hurts you, then you have a case.

Even if the property owner clearly provided negligent security, you will need to take action to protect your recovery.

If the property owner's actions are identified as reasonably fit for the situation at hand, then your claim or lawsuit might not be as strong as one in which the property owner's actions were not considered to be reasonable.

However, an exception applies if a property owner knows, or has reason to anticipate, that children will trespass on his land.

Pursuant to a recent Illinois Supreme Court decision, if a property owner shovels the snow or ice, and his or her efforts results in an «unnatural accumulation» of snow or ice that causes an injury, the property owner is still immune from liability.

If a property owner fails to keep their property safe through routine inspections and maintenance, they can be held liable in court for pain and suffering, any time loss from work, medical bills, and other expenses caused by injuries sustained during a condominium accident.

If every property owner was responsible for fixing every single crack it would cost a fortune.

Whether or not you will have to file a lawsuit and go to court to fight for your right for compensation in a premises liability claim depends on if the property owner or the owner's insurance company is willing to settle.

What if a property owner shovels snow which then results in an unnatural accumulation of ice that causes an injury?

(Although, if the property owner had money, why did the Ministry issue an order to Mr. Rocha at all?)

For example, if a property owner does not shovel or salt walkways the morning after a snowfall, then that is likely negligent.

If the property owner was aware that you were on the property, then they still may have some duty to pay.

Even if the property owner is a friend or family member, you are still entitled to compensation for your injuries.

This is generally applicable if the property owner knew of a dangerous condition on the property and did nothing to fix it and did not warn others of the potential hazard.

A property owner or occupier has a duty to warn licensees of dangerous conditions on the property that create an unreasonable risk of harm if the property owner or occupier knows about the condition and it is not likely to be discovered by the licensee.

If the property owner does not take regular measures to ensure a safe environment, there is no telling how many hazardous conditions may be lurking.

If you or a loved one have suffered an injury in or around Palm Coast, FL, that could have been prevented if a property owner took reasonable care, we can hold the at - fault party responsible.

If a property owner and / or property manager fails to provide adequate security, lighting, and more, and an attack or accident occurs, then a good premise liability lawyer can help the victim to receive compensation.

If a property owner is responsible for your injuries, the Weaver Injury Law Firm can fight vigorously to defend your rights and win the full compensation you need and deserve.

Similarly, if a property owner knows that puddles form in the lobby of the building when it rains or snows, they have a responsibility to place a caution marker on such days or take greater care to mop up the wet spots during inclement weather.

For instance, if a property owner lets their hot water heater decay and rot until it has a major malfunction — maybe it releases ruptures and floods an apartment, or causes colder water to immediately become scolding hot, burning a resident in the shower — they could be held liable.

However, if a property owner has reason to believe an apartment complex may be the target of criminal activity — or it has been targeted in the past — not disseminating this information to prospective or current tenants could result in liability on their behalf if a crime is them committed.

If a property owner knows about a hazard and does nothing to fix it or warn visitors about the danger, he or she may be held liable (legally responsible) in a premises liability lawsuit.

If a property owner fails to maintain safe conditions outside his or her establishment, they can be held responsible for compensating those injured due to their negligence.

Only if the property owner had actually directed the accumulation to the spot where someone eventually injured himself could a slip - and - fall victim recover.

Here are a few examples of criminal conduct that could occur if a property owner does not have proper security measures in place:

If the property owner knew the lighting was inadequate and did nothing to improve it, or even if they should have known, they can be held liable for your accident.

If the property owner was responsible for the hazard that caused your injuries or did not take proper steps (such as making repairs) to prevent your slip or fall from occurring, they may be responsible.

If a property owner was to blame, victims of a fall can be compensated for losses in some cases.

If a property owner failed to take adequate safety precautions, and you have suffered an injury as a result, you may be entitled to compensation.

If a property owner knows or should know that criminal and / or harmful activity could happen, that property owner must take steps to protect guests who could potentially suffer from that activity