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There is a lot going on in your question. The short answer is that it depends on the facts of the matter. You should consult with an attorney.
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There is a lot going on in your question. The short answer is that it depends on the facts of the matter. You should consult with an attorney.
The general answer is that it depends on the terms of the contract. You should obtain a lien waiver and should, but are not required to, use an...
Your attorney is obligated to respond to your inquiries within a reasonable amount of time. You may want to send a letter to your attorney, return...
You risk fines from the city and eviction proceedings by the landlord. As an alternative you may want to discuss this with your landlord and try to...
If the agreement is still in force due to the extensions or otherwise you may need to disclose the information. You should consult with an attorney.
Not necessarily as there are some exceptions to the requirement. Assuming the facts are as you described and assuming the building is not subject...
Based on the facts you provided it is unclear who the legal occupant is. The police might be able to assist. However do not attempt to evict...
It depends on the written agreement, if any, and the surrounding facts. If you do have a valid claim you would need to sue in small claims court....
It is not the utility company's obligation to determine whether a person is legally occupying an apartment. Are you the landlord. Has the landlord...
It might be deceptive, but it is not illegal. Absent further evidence of misrepresentation it will be difficult to break the contract. Your best...