Not exact matches
In 2012, the Maryland Court
of Appeals ruled that «pit bulls» are «inherently dangerous» and imposed a
new strict liability standard on landlords who knew or had
reason to know that a
tenant has a pit bull on the premises.
Assuming that the mold issue is resolved before the thirty day cap, does
tenant A have any other legal
reason to terminate the lease since they are unhappy with the
new landlord, and their current lease was signed under the idea that Managing Company X would still be the owner
of the property?
Section 47 (1) provided that the court might «by order declare that the right to acquire a
new lease shall not be exercisable by the
tenant by
reason of the landlord's intention to redevelop any premises in which the flat is contained».
I have been leaving a bulk - sized box
of replacement bulbs in my rented units for the
tenants» convenience and replacing fixtures never occurred to me - @Melissa Gittens - are you talking about putting fixtures into
new construction or replacing broken fixtures... or do people replace working fixtures for
reasons I don't know about?
The only
reason I'm still with them is because I don't want to rock the boat and have the
tenant go through any hassle in the course
of transitioning out to a
new manager.
Both
tenants are on section 8 (one
of the
reasons why i want them out), following your suggestions i would go ahead and present a
new lease agreement to them.
The CEO
of a Saudi - owned real estate developer told Bloomberg that there's at least one simple
reason none
of the investments came through: the business plan for a revamped 666 5th Avenue calls for more revenue, particularly from luxury retail
tenants, than even the
New York City real estate market could provide.