My landlord hand wrote is eviction paper is that right or do he have to go through the courts
I handwritten note may be acceptable, depending on the method in which it was served upon you. If he simply handed it to you or left in on your...
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I handwritten note may be acceptable, depending on the method in which it was served upon you. If he simply handed it to you or left in on your...
You painted over the mold to "contain" it? You don't mean to "conceal" it, do you? That's what the landlord is going to claim, right? You really...
Talk to your caseworker. Don't they inspect regularly? Ask them to inspect.
Why not just call the buildings department and have the investigation you are so sure would confirm the issue?
What does your agreement say about restocking fees? Like you, I value my time and would also resent having to wait for them to start, but...
The lawyer representing you in this purchase is the best person to ask since she is familiar with the contract. If you do not have a lawyer...
You agreed to this when you signed, right? The solution is simple: pay on time.
Unless you're looking to sue the dealer for fraud, I don't see how this irregularity has harmed you. It doesn't sound right to me that the dealer...
It's not your responsibility to be their referee. If she is locked out and you have a key, you should let her in unless you are aware of a court...
Aside from signing, was there consideration? (a deposit). Despite the delay, did you authorize the repairs? Bring the agreement to a local...