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There is a statute that requires a lien holder to file the satisfaction within 30 days. I believe a violation entitles you to damages plus...
Once the landlord takes possession, she is required to rent it out to mitigate the damages. She can't sit there and do nothing and just increase...
Since you and her do not have a landlord/tenant relationship then you would likely be required to use ejectment as opposed to eviction. I also...
I think we are all assuming you were properly served and/or have somehow waived service. If not, then you could object on those grounds although...
The default is no unless your lease states otherwise. I agree with the above advice regarding the victim's compensation fund.
Yes, they may sue you. The good news is that your insurance company will be obligated to defend you meaning pay for your attorney who should try to...
Yes, it is legal. Usually if you tell the guy that you know he may move on due to the cost and him knowing he won't find anything. This often means...
Your company won $14,000. The subcontractors could obtain a judgment against your company for the money owed to them. Ultimately the subs could...
It seems the answer is no. There seems to be no connection between the landlord tenant issue of losing your apartment and the lost of a job. Maybe...
Yes. The officier's determination of fault does not determine liability. In fact, the accident report, a citation, and the disposition of a...
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