Do we have an Owner Use law in Massachusetts?
Unless there is a carve out in your lease, there is no right for a landlord to take the apartment back for any reason other than a breach of the...
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Unless there is a carve out in your lease, there is no right for a landlord to take the apartment back for any reason other than a breach of the...
Changed the category to employment. Unfortunately, your question does not offer enough information to answer. This requires a comprehensive...
If the money is owed, the best advice for anyone in your situation is to contact the creditor or agency and try to work out a payment arrangement...
Not only should you have massive amounts of insurance, but you probably need to incorporate or form and LLC to provide some insulation from...
In general, unless there is a non-compete agreement between you and that non-compete would extend to this other location, then there would be no...
As others have said, you (including your predecessors in interest) may have obtained rights to leave the items where they are due to the passage of...
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The standard form lease provides that if the landlord cannot provide occupancy within thirty days you can terminate. Review the lease carefully.
The legal answer is maybe and it depends entirely on what your condo docs say. Without reviewing them, it's impossible to give you an answer....
I agree with what David said and will add a couple of things. First, as a practical matter, it appears that you will not see this money, so best to...
Generally speaking, yes. It is typically expected that the deposit be paid with the signing of the purchase agreement. But without reading your...