If you are both on the lease then you both have the right to stay or not, but if the LL is charging a reletting fee then they are admitting that...

If your lease prohibits pets and you violated that then yes of course they can charge you... the idea that it was only for an hour, or a day, or a...

This depends on the exact wording of the lease, but it does not seem unreasonable to expect maintenance to come (and finish work) during normal...

If they advertised a place and provided a lease to sign for a place that didnt technically exist they could be responsible for all the expense...

Yes, read your lease, many leases allow for charging late fees, but if the account does not indicate them at the time a tenant can not be expected...

Without reading the lease in detail it is hard to be sure if the landlord is even required to fix the fence. If the place was advertised with and...

You would need to READ YOUR LEASE to determine in what order payments are applied to your account. It is not uncommon for the landlord to have...

Have they failed to provide security features that you clearly relied on when choosing to rent the place? This could be a lever to get in but coyld...

You can always of course defend yourself... anything else could be a problem.

This may depend on the wording of the lease and how it says that payments recieved will be applied. It may be worthwhile to fight and have them...