You could sue him in court.
You could sue him in court.
You could sue him in court.
You could sue him in court.
You could sue him in court.
A pecuniary thief is a person who steals money, as opposed to one who steals property or, today, identities. someone who steals money.
In most jurisdictions, yes. A landlord can hold personal effects and in many cases sell them to recoup money owed. When a landlord holds personal effects or sell them to recoup money owed, this is called 'conversion' and landlord is liable to the tenant for the 'reasonable value' of the property regardless of what they were sold for .... you got it, now the judge becomes the trier of fact on what was 'reasonable value.' The better practice is to store the property ... in California after 15 days... and let the tenant or prior owner pay the storage fee to regain possession of the personal effects.
Money is considered personal property and personal property is part of a person's estate.
He was a trader, money lender and a property landlord
No a landlord can not have a bank account frozen. The landlord must file a suit in court to get back any money owed to them.
In most states if there is evidence of abandonment of the property by the tenant, the landlord can reclaim the property without going to court. If the tenant owes money the landlord can sue in absentia (must use tenant's last known address) for unpaid money and damages if applicable. If he leaves personal belongings you can dispose of them as you see fit.
Landlord insurance is an insurance for landlords for there property. Yes , it is important to have because it could potentially save you a lot of money.
Can a landlord give out your personal information about me owing her money to my coworkers and all my business and telling me i need to give her a 30 day notice when she told me to move out in 3 days
The usual method for recovering property left in a residence that the present tenant or landlord refuses to release is through small claims court. The owner of the personal property must file a claim in court and win a judgment. The court would issue an order for the recovery of the property or money damages, not a lien. In most cases in is illegal for someone to hold personal property unless the holder has a court order allowing the action or a judgment for debt owed.
Scrooge is a trader, normally in corn, money lender and landlord renting property.
Theft of property
Sure, you can ask a person anything...doesn't mean that person has to answer. In the case of a landlord, if you don't provide the answer, the landlord may be legally within his rights to pass you over since the amount of money you make is germane to how you are going to pay the rent. If you are, for instance, making a ton of money selling drugs, the landlord may choose to not risk his property by renting it to you. In some jurisdictions the property where illicit activity is occurring may be forfeited. If you can provide no tax records, the landlord may be more than a little reluctant to risk his property.