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Yeah, that's going to be complicated. I lawyer is definitely a necessity.

Should have been asking that question before you signed it. Whether it's enforceable depends on what you and your employer got in return for agreeing to giving 90 days notice.

Non illegitimus carborundum. Don't let the bastards wear you down.

Car sales between private parties are all "as is." It doesn't have to say so. As for the mileage discrepancy, that's not surprising with an old car with high mileage. It could easily be explained by the erroneous recording of the odometer reading during repairs (even by a dealer) or emissions...

Here's where you will find case law: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=4,5 Which is where you will find out why case law isn't going to help your friend.

Of course, they aren't impartial. They rule based on their political leanings. Which is why Presidents nominate those who share their political leanings.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/judgment-liens-missouri-46842.html Again, consult an attorney regarding the costs involved. You may have to put up many thousands in attorney fees up front just to get started. You might be better off waiting until the debtor has to sell or refinance the...

You will need an attorney.

You cultivated the trees, they are your responsibility. If the trees or roots are becoming a hazard (his opinion not yours) he can enforce the demand by evicting you and seeking reimbursement for any costs he has to incur. You should have moved out long ago.

It's not. It's a way to weed out malcontents. If it isn't unlawful discrimination or sexual harassment, either accept what's happening and stay under the radar or seek employment elsewhere.

Try the health insurance forum at Reddit. Lots of professionals answering questions there every day. https://www.reddit.com/r/HealthInsurance/

The following article gives you a great deal of information about NY's Warranty of Habitability. https://legalclarity.org/new-york-tenant-rights-and-warranty-of-habitability/ You can read the statute section 235-B at: https://law.justia.com/codes/new-york/rpp/article-7/ You can read the case...

I added to my question after you posted. Again, NYC? Or where? Rent controlled? Or not.

What SPECIFIC items did not pass inspection? List them all please. No way to answer your question without the list. Also, are you in NYC? Rent control or not?

Then hire a lawyer in France. There's nothing further we can do for you here. Thread locked.

Evict him. He'll be trouble. LOL.

That's just the retainer to get him started. Guaranteed to cost you a lot more than that. Maybe thousands more or tens of thousands more.

I can't tell you what to do. On option is a written response to the landlord demanding that he identify the time and date and the nature of the noise and the contact information for any witnesses so you can get written statements from them. Another option is to send the landlord a copy of his...