Is some sort of heat source in an apartment required by law?
Yes. Not having any heating is considered a reason that renders the premises uninhabitable. A rental unit may be considered uninhabitable...
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Yes. Not having any heating is considered a reason that renders the premises uninhabitable. A rental unit may be considered uninhabitable...
You will have to check the laws of the State of Tennessee because a lawsuit will need to be filed there, not in California. Nevertheless, you...
Yes, the owners can ask for an additional security deposit. Note that a DEPOSIT is not a fee or a charge but rather security for future payment or...
Yes, they are trying to scare you into paying. If they are serious, they will likely follow up and send "more" letters (you apparently have...
Probably not. But utimately, it depends upon what the code violations were for. Were there substantial failures to comply with state and local...
Yes, of course the co-signor can sue you for payments he made.
Your question does not clearly state whether the landlord also lives in the same house. However, it appears from your description you are a "...
No. A mechanic's lien is used in securing payment for construction related debts. I think you might be referring to a notice of lis pendens...
You will need to check with the New York small claims court (and/or a New York attorney) for the answer to your question.
There is insufficient information to give an accurate response. However, just note that there are two distinct causes of action in California: ...