Owner- want to know if I can sue property management company?
It will all come down to your contract with them. Have an attorney look at it.
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It will all come down to your contract with them. Have an attorney look at it.
No, but the more important question is whether you can prove it was after you left.
At the discretion of the judge, it can be excluded if the other side objects.
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The landlord may be a jerk, but it sounds like he is within his rights. The way out is 30 days notice. Stop doing oral communications with him:...
You might very well win against the landlord on this issue, but for $185, it is not cost effective to fight him.
The statute of limitations for breach of a written contract is 6 years.
Probably, unless they involve fraud or intentional tort.
If you were served by mail, you have ten days to reply.
Do you owe her the money? If not, talk with her. Money is only a symptom of deeper problems.
Start by looking at the lease. even if there is a provision supporting the landlord's position, you could probably fight it based on what you've...