How do we go about this? Would we have a chance?
Your facts are all over the place, but there may be grounds to sue based on the LL's turning off of the water (if you can prove it was done...
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Your facts are all over the place, but there may be grounds to sue based on the LL's turning off of the water (if you can prove it was done...
Depends to a great extent on the fence product itself (and just how 'temporary" it is); and terms of your Lease (and your HOA/Condo rules, if you...
I agree, your questions can't be properly addressed on this basic Q&A forum. I also agree, and suggest, that you consult with a local real estate...
pobably not good. But really = who knows? Picking "chances' for the outcome in a given case can be a VERY risky endeavor. And you are asking us to...
Unless your lease specifically provides for it (not at all likely), then NO, you do not (although you can certainly ask, and if you are nice enough...
The primary problem you have here is that you have purposely chosen to be totally unrepresented in what will undoubtedly be one of the more...
I agree with my colleague: lesson learned. Unless you were "released" by the LL from the obligations of your lease, you remain "jointly and...
I would agree with my colleague; it will depend on who's responsible for the leak (the association or unit owner above you), and your best bet here...
I agree; this is far too complicated (and fact-intensive) a matter to be properly addressed on line. I suggest you consult with a good local...
I agree with my colleague; your rights here are determined by the terms of your Lease (which hopefully, you had a LAWYER draw up for you). Hope...