Can someone with a disability be allowed to stay in a apartment building even after harassing a tenant in the building ?
You and your landlord may have a duty to reasonably accommodate the disabled person, but not to put up with his tyranny.
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You and your landlord may have a duty to reasonably accommodate the disabled person, but not to put up with his tyranny.
Yes. He can. He needs to comply with state law and serve a proper notice of termination.
Depends what the lease says. There is often some language in there excusing the lessor in this situation.
Probably. Yes. But, needs to be handled deftly. For one thing, even if your departure was unexcused, the landlord has a duty to make efforts...
You are probably only bound by the rules that were attached to your lease. Thing is, once the lease expires and it becomes month to month they...
Depends on whether the dwelling is subject to our local ordinance. Was it built prior to 1979?
There is no legal definition of a squatter. You seem to be a subtenant, perhaps unapproved by the owner.
Hello. Sorry to hear. A lot depends on what city you live in. SF? Are you a subtenant? I.e., do you pay rent to a master tenant, or to the...
No experience. But, I think they have an office at City Hall where you register. Suggest that you discuss waiver there. Best, SAM
You or your attorney should be able to get a copy of the policy, and possibly any denial of coverage letter, in "discovery".