Can Apartment management say no for dog just because they want so ?
As is so often the case, the issue is not animal law at all - it is landlord/tenant, as the issue is the lease. Attorney Holcombe is correct;...
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As is so often the case, the issue is not animal law at all - it is landlord/tenant, as the issue is the lease. Attorney Holcombe is correct;...
The ten days are not up yet. Contact animal control about its procedure for releasing your dog.
This is really an insurance question. Read your policy and discuss it with your agent.
Your damages are the value of your pet, and all related costs from the attack. Be sure to document all your costs.
This is an issue that counsel could have raised. It appears you tried to do this yourself. If you wish to continue, retain counsel and appeal.
Retain counsel regarding the dog bite and, if you wish to contest it, the eviction. Use Avvo and/or your county bar association to find an attorney.
1. You fail to state a question. Is your issue the dog bite or moving out?
You HAVE an attorney. Discuss this with him, instead of expecting us to second-guess him, based upon partial facts.
1. This is a contracts issue; not animal law. 2. Your contract has an express waiver, to the extent same does not violate CA consumer law. 3....
This is a landlord/tenant matter. What do your lease and the park rules say?