Landlord Tenant Law is different for each country and/or state. Please comply with the law of the state or country you reside in.
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yes, only if you told landlord about the problem at least 15 days before rent is due if landlord tells you to get it fix and will take cost off rent lease get this in writing.
Depends on what needs to be fixed... if its something you can do fix it youreself and deduct the price of materials off the rent
no
No. Liens may be placed on property owned, but must be done by via legal judgment.
Probably. I mean, if I were renting an apartment to someone, I'd want to make sure their checks clear before I let them move in.
An artificial person is an alternative term for a legal person, an organization which holds some of the rights of an individual under the law.
In Denver, Colorado, the legal age of a cocktail waitress is 18 years old. The legal age for a person to drink is 21 years old.
Before the Magna Carta, the King's word was law. He needed no approval from anyone else to make laws. After the Magna Carta, the King officially recognized that his laws had to be acknowledged by the aristocracy (Barons). This began a shift from a single absolute legal authority (the monarch) to a diffusion of legal power down to the people ruled by the monarch. Presently legal authority in England rests with the hereditary aristocracy (House of Lords) and elected representatives (House of Commons) with very little real legal authority left to the monarch.
If you are renting I would contact the owner for permission to do repairs or work on the house.
You do have some legal rights when renting a house. The house should be clean and liveable, the landlord should tell you when he is coming over to fix the house, the landlord cannot have the locks changed.
first is to create a simple slogan first about the comparison the follow it with this outline I-introduction (basically define the terms renting and buying house) II-Good points A. Advantage of Renting B. advantage of Buying III-Bad points A. Disadvantage of Renting B. disadvantage of Buying IV-Legal documents necessary for both
18. In all 50 states it is 18. A person under the age of 18 can not sign a contract and renting an apartment requires income and to sign a lease.
A basement is part of a home. It is legal for someone to build and own a basement bar. If one is renting a house, then a check with the landlord would be in order.
Unless you entered into some agreement to eventually purchase the house, you have no legal rights to the house. Your lease should remain in effect until its termination date and then you would have to see if the new owners wish to continue renting to you.
No it is not legal. You need to have the others person's permission even if you are at your own house.
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No, you are not legally allowed to prohibit people from renting apartments. You can get in major legal trouble.
Well, if the bank forecloses on the home, the bank is now the legal owner of the home, so the renter should probably contact the bank.
Most shelters will house a person for as long as they need housing. It is legal for a person to live in a garage if they own the house, but illegal if they are using an abandoned house.
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