I have a question about my rights as a Renter? - farm lease contract
Hello, my husband and I moved to a ranch in the vicinity of 3 months, we threw a 1-year lease of a property manager. Now we have problems with certain things
Firstly not, the swamp cooler to work at home lord of the country, said he can not repair or buy new, is that after hot here until 1 weeks before turning the temperature to 100 degrees and was not even there!
Second, animals are not numerous, but some said we were 2 horses and goats, the goat population has never been in the contracts (leasing), now we want to see to get rid of all the goats are about 10 goats in 3 days or leave.
Property Management has given us this news and gave me the title of the letter reads as follows: NOTICE TO PERFORM Federation (CURE) or Exit.
PLEASE HELP ME. What can I do if we in our application and contract, the Bucks have not met but the specified number of goats, said goats. by the way theyHome Renters insurance, we asked.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Farm Lease Contract I Have A Question About My Rights As A Renter?
3 comments:
When the lease is terminated by the company management was not clear in the number of goats, then this is not his fault. You only what you can have is that if the city limited the number depending on the size of the earth, but I doubt that is the case in Modesto.
Communication is not the day for breaking the lease? If not, then 30 days should be allowed before the policy change to limit the number of animals on Earth.
On the refrigerator, unless your contract specifies a functional refrigerator be provided to property, there is nothing you can do.
It appears that your landlord is an idiot.
You have rights as a tenant. First, if states contract has been approved for goats, but have never been told an amount, not technically right to say what you have.
To replace the refrigerator or the landlord says he refuses to pay. I mean, you are entitled to be refrigerated, especially if you pay in rent. Otherwise, they refuse to pay to fix it or move it.
Sounds like you get stuck with a lemon.
Well within 3 days, the owner has the opportunity to go to court and pay a filing fee and initiate deportation against you. This could be 40 to 60 days. Then you go before the judge and showed him his contract and will make a decision. If you choose, you will have enough time to remove yourself and your property premises. From here to there? Probably 90 days. Continue to pay rent during that period if the owner can apply for a case against him.
On the other side of it, looks as if you have a house that had not hired for the corresponding conditions in California. For rent start looking for another place as soon as possible.
Good luck to you and the goats.
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