Does a landlord need to disclose asbestos information to a prospective tenant if they ask for it?
There is no law in Pennsylvania requiring a landlord to disclose to the tenant the existence of asbestos in the leased space or elsewhere in the...
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There is no law in Pennsylvania requiring a landlord to disclose to the tenant the existence of asbestos in the leased space or elsewhere in the...
It would be best for you if you had taken photos of the apartment and the rugs when you moved in and then took another set of photos of the...
It is not possible to answer your question without reading and analyzing the agreement you had with the auctioneer and the "written communications"...
I must preface my remarks by saying that you will need to engage a corporate attorney to review the documents involved and also the entire...
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This doesn't answer you questions, but, please, before you disclose your ideas to anyone, have them sign a Nondisclosure Agreement, which prevents...
A landlord has no right to enter upon the leased premises let alone move the tenant's belongings around, even if you think it was important for you...
An attorney should read the exact text of the listing to see if it stated (1) that off-street parking was available and (2) that the location of...
You should get your doctor to write to the insurance company and explain why he wanted the test done more frequently than the insurance company...
Pennsylvania law does not require a filing with the Corporation Bureau for every amendment related to an LLC. Certain changes, such as a name...
If the Landlord sues you for the damage, he cannot win by just telling the court that the items used to be in better condition and that you damaged...