New answers tagged rental-property
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Tenant's permitted use of rented parking space
My understanding of the notice is that I am not permitted to do this. Why?
Because the "Garagenverordnung" (Link) of most federal states and other regulations say so. Your landlord is ...
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Tenant's permitted use of rented parking space
What does your contract say?
If it identifies the space as a parking space, then it is not a storeroom, and the landlord would be within their rights not to allow you to treat it as one, irrespective ...
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Implications of rental property being clean to a "professional standard"
If you agreed to it, it’s an enforceable amendment to the contract
As I understand the offer made to you, in return for a sum of money you would accept the landlord’s breach in not having the property ...
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Mandatory apartment inspection
Texas does not have a statute limiting landlord right to enter the premise, so any limitations on that right would be stated in the lease. If the landlord has a good reason to enter, then they can, ...
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What are the consequences of leaving the UK with Rent Arrears accumulating?
When you say you "cancelled plans", does that mean you aren't even in the UK and have never taken possession of the property?
Or are you leaving early?
It's unlikely as a practical matter ...
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