Who pays to remove the animal.
It really depends on what your lease says, your local laws, and whether it will cost you more in time and money to fight with your landlord to...
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It really depends on what your lease says, your local laws, and whether it will cost you more in time and money to fight with your landlord to...
I agree with my colleagues; however, you will have to prove that "this" dog was the one that attacked you. If you have not done so already, you...
I agree with my colleague - it may also depend on whose fence it is and who has the responsibility for maintaining it. Bottom line, I wouldn't pay...
I agree with my colleague - it will be your word against theirs and if they fight the case, you may end up spending way more money than the amount...
I agree with my colleague except to add that it may depend on why the dog "attacked" you (you say it was for no reason but I will bet its owner...
Based on the facts as you present them, no, I don't think so. The individual believed that they "had" to sign the dog over, but nowhere does it say...
Call your local zoning commission and ask for their assistance. However, please understand that there may be exceptions to the "rules" for rescue...
No, it would not void your lease. As has been pointed out, the dogs may have either been there before the rule was implemented or they may not be...
You are going to need a lawyer. Call your insurance company and see if they will defend you. If not, the Arizona Bar Association can give you a...
Are they actually suing you or just threatening? In either case, you need to contact your insurance company for guidance and to find out if they...