Can my land lord take away my doorknob that has a key and replace it with a doorknob with out one?
So if one key always operated both locks, how is having no lock on the doorknob any less safe?
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So if one key always operated both locks, how is having no lock on the doorknob any less safe?
If the lease was never in your name to begin with, how or why would you have been able to obtain a letter of residency from the landlord - alive or...
You know the answer. If she's using your driveway and blocking your ingress/egress from your garager she's in the wrong. What's your HOA doing...
If I'm calculating correctly, you're saying that for the last 24 years, ever since 1995 (10 years after the purchase) you've covered all expenses...
If he did the work and has not been paid he is entitled to file a lien which must almost immediately be followed by litigation suing you for the...
The answer lies within your offering plan but (not having read yours) chances are the condo is responsible for the roof. Internal damage will be...
You absolutely need to involve an attorney ASAP. Not having one when you first appeared in court was probably your bigger mistake. Use the search...
If you have never paid rent, she need only give you 10 days' notice and if you have ever paid rent, a months' notice. Yes, you'd need to be served...
Sounds reasonable but then I guess the next issue will be how to make them shut the gate.
The wrong gender has no bearing on the ticket.