Sentences with phrase «unit owners responsible»

The Judge further acknowledged that the corporation took all reasonable steps and demonstrated considerable patience with the unit owner before commencing its application.However, the Judge was not prepared to make the unit owner responsible to compensate the corporation for the full amount that it claimed.

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It covers situations in which the unit owners in a condominium are financially responsible for a shared loss, so long as the issue was a covered peril.

«This bill further ensures that the individual or entity that advertises an illegal unit would be fined, instead of unfairly subjecting a building owner to penalty, regardless of who is responsible for the illegal activity.»

According to its website, the Rent Stabilization Association is the largest trade association in New York City «exclusively dedicated to protecting and serving the interests of the residential housing industry,» and represents 25,000 property owners and agents responsible for approximately a million units of housing.

«A condominium corporation's insurance will cover the building and the common elements, like elevators or front lobby, but the condo owner must insure their own unit, personal items and protect themselves against liability if they are responsible for damage caused to a neighbour's unit.»

Owners are usually responsible for the repair and maintenance of their units from «the walls inside» leaving outdoor and common area maintenance to be managed by vendors hired by the association or the management company selected by the association.

This most commonly occurs when a unit owner is responsible for the damage or if the loss originates from a single unit.

As a condo owner, you will only be responsible for insuring everything within your unit.

As a condo owner, you will be responsible for insuring everything within your unit.

Remember, tenants are not responsible for their rental unit (the home or unit is the responsibility of the owner).

Fund sponsors are responsible for providing that information only to authorized participants who are the direct owners of creation units.

Condo owners are usually only responsible for insuring everything within the four walls of the unit (and not the structure itself).

Reach & Teach covers being a responsible pet owner, how to stop pet overpopulation, how to have a healthy and safe pet, providing for a pet their whole life, animal advocacy, careers working with animals, and two units that encompass our SAFE Dog Bite Prevention Program (also sold separately).

Only a handful of «prime luxury oceanfront» condo owners at Polo Beach rent their special units, but we will share 803 with responsible non-smoking adults who desire beautiful upscale accommodations.

After receiving a letter from the corporation's legal counsel demanding compliance with the corporation's rules, the owner forwarded that letter to the tenants with a warning that the lease would be terminated and the tenants would be responsible for all costs relating to their smoking in the unit.

While homeowners are primarily responsible for the safety of their property, rental units carry a different responsibility between the landlord / owner and the tenants.

Unit owners are responsible for insuring any improvements made to their units, as well as the contents of their units.

However, they are not responsible for repairing any improvements made by the owner to the unit.

The condominium corporation took the position that the blockage was caused by grease emanating from unit 48 and that the owner of unit 48 was responsible for the costs to clear the blockage as he had failed to properly maintain his unit.

If the Board does not provide any such pertinent information to the manager, which results in an error / omission in the status certificate, then the condominium corporation (and ultimately all of the unit owners) will be responsible for the mistake.

the corporation's rules and by - laws both specifically provided that the unit owner is responsible for legal expenses incurred to seek compliance with the condominium documents.

Condo owners are usually only responsible for insuring everything within the four walls of the unit (and not the structure itself).

In most cases, condo owners are responsible for everything within their unit, including permanent fixtures and home improvements.

Typically, the condo owner is responsible for insuring anything inside the unit, including fixtures, walls, and flooring.

The ruling in the case of Mari and Kieran is that even when the property damage is caused not by the fault or negligence of an individual unit owner but simply due to defective plumbing or a malfunctioning appliance, that the condominium unit owner may still be held responsible for the damage.

The condo owner might only be responsible for personal property inside the unit and for any additions or alterations made to the original structure, such as new carpeting.

As a condo owner, you are responsible for carrying insurance that protects you and your assets from many of the same potential risks as a homeowner — theft or damage to your personal belongings, personal liability in the case that someone is injured on your property, and liability coverage for extras you may have added to your condo unit, such as specialized lighting or attached furnishings.

An owner is responsible for keeping a rental unit maintained and, in turn, tenants are responsible for notifying the owner, landlord or superintendent of any issues or damages as soon as they occur.

In most cases, condo owners are responsible for covering everything within their unit, including permanent fixtures and home improvements.

In most cases, condo owners are responsible for covering everything within their units, including permanent fixtures, interior walls and ceilings, plumbing and windows, but sometimes, some of these things are included with the master policy.

Unfortunately, the owner is only responsible for structural damage, not the contents of your unit.

Although an apartment complex owner is responsible for paying for exterior damage to all of the units, he or she is not responsible for reimbursing you for items lost inside of your home.

As a condo owner, you will be responsible for insuring everything within your unit.

As a condo owner, you will only be responsible for insuring everything within your unit.

People who rent their homes sometimes fail to realize that the property owners are not responsible for contents of the rental unit.

As a condo owner, you will likely be responsible for insuring everything within your unit.

This most commonly occurs when a unit owner is responsible for the damage or if the loss originates from a single unit.

For example, unit owners might be responsible for damages to any original counter and flooring materials in the home.

However, if the animal causes damage to the rental unit, the owner is responsible for that damage just like anything else.

Owner is responsible for electric and cable for their own unit.

On appeal, the Court confirmed that the Condo Association would not be responsible for paying damages to the unit owners because the construction was necessary to protect a common element — here, the beachfront — from erosion.

The individual condo unit owners legally were responsible for paying the assessment even though they did not consent or approve of the rock revetment.

I would be interested in owner financing the park owned units so the tenants would be responsible for anything associated with the structure.

Makes condominium unit owners and cooperative shareholders consenting to receive association emails responsible for removing or bypassing filters blocking receipt of mass e-mails sent by an association.