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If a peoperty owner owns the property but the son over sees the property and ainjury happens on the property whose responsible
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Answered on September 11, 2013
generally the owner of the property would be liable. Overseeing the premises does not by itself relieve the property owner from liability for an...
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The deed to our house states "Kenneth and Gerladine". Is survivor interest at risk becouse it does not state " Joint tennet" ?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
Under State law, as long as you are married at the time of death of one of you then title will automatically pass to the survivor as tenant by the...
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NYS, I'm breaking my rental agreement, after 7 months, can my landlord keep my security deposit?
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Answered on September 09, 2013
That language may not be enforceable, however, if the landlord does not find another tenant you could be liable for the balance of the rent for the...
Code violations - Should I call code enforcement or send a certified letter.
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Answered on September 09, 2013
Put you landlord on written notice and call code enforcement. You landlord can evict based on a complaint. That would be retaliatory and contrary...
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My tenant move in roommate without my permission, can I call police evict her friend?
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Answered on September 09, 2013
You have asked this question at least 5 times now and the answer is always the same. Your tenant is ENTITLED to have a roomate. There is nothing...
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My uncle is in NC, I am in NY with his POA. Can I be reimbursed for travel to NC to manage his affairs?
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Answered on September 09, 2013
If the power provides that you are entitled to compensation for your services as agent then you may be reimbursed for you expenses.
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Landlord-tenant dispute
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Answered on September 09, 2013
Can't do anything. Tenant is entitled to have a roomate. If the tenant otherwise breaks the lease you can sue for eviction.
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Tenant move in new roommate without landlord permission, any solution for the landlord--nowadays not at home
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Answered on September 09, 2013
No there is nothing you can do - your tenant is entitled to have a roomate.
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It is the month by month lease. So you mean in NY tenant can add in liver without permission? Can I ask for more rent fee?
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Answered on September 09, 2013
A tenant is entitled to have a roomate in NY. There is nothing you can do about it.
My landlord never did a walk through with me before or after I moved. I gave him my new phone# to arrange and return keys.
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Answered on September 09, 2013
Bring suit against him in small claims court. Try and get photographic evidence of the condition of the apartment when you left it. He will have...
