New Haven, CT
Real estate Lawyer at New Haven, CT
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Land Use & Zoning, General Practice
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Without a written contract, it is nearly impossible to compel a seller to sell. Consult a local attorney about Statute of Frauds issues and chances...
If the defendant refuses to enter into an agreement in court and a trial is necessary, the plaintiff's presence and testimony are required. The...
In a situation as described, the owner could possibly evict for the reason that the family member originally had the right or privilege to occupy...
It all depends on the the terms of what you signed. Most likely, you signed a standard form contract and the bank required you to sign some addenda...
Since you want to live in the house, there is a provision in 47a-23 that specifies "bona fide intention by the landlord to use such dwelling unit...
The short answer is maybe. CT law is very clear on the grounds for eviction. They are stated in CGS 47a-23. Most likely, you would be served based...
Generally, yes, you can deduct your costs in obtaining possession from a security deposit as long as you follow the correct procedures as specified...
I think this is more of an ethical question than a legal a question. Since the use of the oil will extend beyond the date you vacate, and your...
Consult an attorney. You're facts are complicated.