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derbyboyde
Mar 4, 2013, 08:12 PM
What are my legal rights are far as reimbursment, moving expenses etc for a landlord breach of state code and lease aggrement that is over two years old? Landlord unlawfully advised me that I am forbidden to call any certified reputable companies in my area to look at or repar any items in my lease without his prior inspection and his written authorization of said items.He will not fix any items unless "they stop working all together".Nevertheless. Legally, he left me with "no legal disclose" to make repairs or replacements, with the ability to deduct monies from future rent payments etc as per our state code. I have contuined to pay rent promptly for four years now in excess of 65,000 dollors to adhere to his order received both verbal and written as to honor my obligation to him. Clearly my state code and my lease aggrements to date have been breached by my landlord in a very illigal manor. Please help.

AK lawyer
Mar 4, 2013, 09:04 PM
You appear to have all the answers already.

Abeit in some sort of incoherent legalese phraseology

What else do you want to know?

ScottGem
Mar 5, 2013, 04:04 AM
ANY question on law needs to include your general locale as laws vary by area.

However, Frankly, I'm not sure you have a case. A landlord has the right to approve any repairs done to their property. If repairs going unmade create an uninhabitable condition, you may have a case. But I would like to see the statutes you believe support your position and learn more about these repairs that you say were needed.