This is a question for the landlord's attorney who represents you, as he or she would be the one to prosecute the case, whatever remedy you were to...

I agree with my colleague. You either pay the full rent (somehow) or it his up to the Landlord what remedy he or she wishes to seek. You can...

I agree with my colleague; I believe your tenant may have posted with this issue a few days ago. From this side of the issue, the question is - was...

This depends primarily on the terms of your lease, and the LT Act, not on any supposed "warranty of habitability." But if you have the money to...

This not something that can be addressed on line. Your best bet would be to take your agreement with the horteal to a good local tenets lawyer or...

Farr too fact intensive a determination for on line analysis. If you are a landlord, this is a question for the Landlord's attorney you have (or...

NO way to tell here on line. I can say that having it declared "void" may not mean that much, as the Landlord can terminate rather quickly, it...

Generally NO, but it depends on the terms of the Lease, and the operative facts, neither of which we can review/evaluate here on line for you - no...

You should do now what you FAILED to do when you first had the deed prepared: PLEASE, PLEASE retain a good local real estate lawyer - this one...

I agree; if the local law enforcement will not help, just retain a good local civil litigator to evaluate your facts, and give you options. Hope...