Landlord let us move in with a dog and even took our pet deposit but now says we cant have a dog.
What does your lease say? Was the deposit labeled a "pet deposit"?
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What does your lease say? Was the deposit labeled a "pet deposit"?
I agree with my colleague. You may also want to set up surveillance cameras (security cameras are not terribly expensive) to document the dogs...
I agree with my colleague, though you could be charged with leaving the scene of an accident. As an aside, if the dog caused damage to your car in...
Pursuant to the Fair Housing Act your landlord cannot dictate the size or weight of the dog since service animals are not considered "pets". In...
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You've already asked this question and as I said; I'd say "no" for a couple of reasons: one, you don't know that it was your dog that did this...
I'd say "no" for a couple of reasons: one, you don't know that it was your dog that did this and two, your dog was invited to play with their dog...
As long as you are not filming so that you can see inside their condo, you should be fine.
Unless they can prove their dog was actually bitten by one of your dogs, they have no case. In addition, their dog had its nose through the fence...
Of course you can fight the ticket but by your own admission the dog was out running at large and the fact that you "did not allow him out he...
If your question is whether you are liable for the man's medical bills, yes, you are. You can submit the claim to your homeowner's insurance agent...