If my landlord states a certain breed of dog is restricted, but the pet policy does not state that what are my options
You need to check your lease agreement.
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You need to check your lease agreement.
If possible, I would move. If not, can you put up video surveillance? I would also keep a log of everything. If he starts making actual threats,...
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Your question is worded a bit ambiguously. If the dog is going to be your service dog, then you need to request an accommodation under the...
What remedy do you want? Do you want a replacement puppy? Often purchasers do not want another puppy because the health of the first puppy was so...
Probably, but from a practical standpoint, you may have difficulty proceeding with the case. (As my fellow attorney has mentioned.)
If you hardly have the funds for a legal battle, then at least have a lawyer review any agreement that he wants you to sign. You don't say whether...
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There are 2 parts to any lawsuit - liability and damages. What are your damages? The price of the dog treats? The cost of a veterinary visit...
Typically, when an animal trespasses on your property and is attacked by your dog, you are not liable.
It sounds as though you agree that the cat originally belonged to her so I don't know that a lack of a license or other paperwork makes much...
While I can certainly sympathize, I do not see that you have any kind of claim against the homeowner or tenant.