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I am writing a Renewal Lease and my tenant wants to ad If they have to move before lease ends they will pay until I find tenant
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Answered on March 28, 2014
If you have a written lease the tenant is responsible for the payment of rent, if they vacate early, until you find another tenant. You have a...
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Appealing tax assessment on property in Stamford have appraisal from bank . is this enough , is there anything else I need?
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Answered on March 28, 2014
If you are only at the stage where you are appealing to the local board of appeals you should be in good shape with that appraisal since the...
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Who owns the right to the savings bonds?
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Answered on March 28, 2014
You do not say if the bonds were titled to you and your husband as trustees or if this was a custodial account. That will make a difference in who...
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Can I collect unemployment if I quit my job? The job is not as described and my health is being affected.
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Answered on March 26, 2014
Connecticut is fairly liberal in granting unemployment benefits. That said, a voluntary termination by the employee is usually grounds for denying...
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Is there a time limit on how long you have to sue someone who owes you money.
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Answered on March 26, 2014
Your indentifier indicates you a are from Connecticut. The statue of limitation in Connecticut on a written contact is 6 years from the date of...
Can a cosigner on an auto loan sue the primary borrower for non-payment?
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Answered on February 27, 2014
If you co-signed or guaranteed the loan then you are equally liable to the creditor so you have no defense to payment. As between your co-obligor,...
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What is the responsibility of the lending company in regards to a voluntary repossession?
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Answered on February 18, 2014
The Lender can elect to choose it remedies. One of those would be to repossess the vehicles, sell them and apply the proceeds to the debt. The...
CT survey and property law, including adverse possession and encroachment
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Answered on February 06, 2014
It seems you have a number of issues here. First is the encroachment on your property. That would require a quiet tile action to establish the...
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