NO; it's not at all likely you can "help," if by help, you mean advertise, show, negotiate, etc. But - with the appropriate "power of attorney" you...

The insured; the insurer; the state (i.e., under some circumstances) and a litigant, via discovery in a civil case involving the insured property...

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I agree; this is a duplicate question. See my prior response. gsg

This depends on the terms of the contract, but speaking just generally, NO. The fact is, THEY (the seller and the seller's agent) are NOT "working...

Your best bet is to consult with or retain a good local construction law attorney (i.e., familiar with solar installations), or a contract/warranty...

You might be able to argue it was impliedly included in the Lease, but those kinds of cases can be tricky, and costly to prosecute. To answer your...

I agree; it's possible, but depends on a number of facts not contained in your post. It's probably best to consult a good local tenants lawyer....

I don't practice in Maine, so I would of course defer to my colleagues up there, but I can't imagine why not - that is, if you mean your own...

They are! The applicable statute requires such provisions to be reciprocal (if the LL requires the notice; the LL must give the same notice). If...

One would have to review the (two) leases, investigate the facts, and speak with the landlord to get their side of the story, but GENERALLY, a...