How can i settle a landlord tenant holdover case? I am the tenant.
Holdovers are not usually settled because, presumably, the landlord wants you out. If there's an underlying reason that you know you can do...
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Holdovers are not usually settled because, presumably, the landlord wants you out. If there's an underlying reason that you know you can do...
You can settle at any point before, during, or even after litigation.
Your lease says you have to maintain the yard but does not guarantee you exclusive use? From what you described, it could be argued that it was...
If the apartment is truly illegal and you stayed there, your landlord will not be entitled to collect rent from you and would be foolish to bring...
Yes, the age of consent (for sex) in New York is 17, which is what I think you're eluding to when you ask about your boyfriend getting into...
Anyone can sue you for anything but unless you did it intentionally, you don't need to worry.
Mr. King is right. I'd add that the apartment does not sound legal and I'd suggest to the landlord he's better off returning your full deposit...
The employer cannot object to the subpoena based on "customer/employer privilege."
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Sounds like you probably had no attorney representing you at the purchase, lest you'd be dealing with that person directly and not the title...
What does the trust say about the land? Unless included specifically, I would say no.