How long does the landlord have to fix my rented commercial property?
immanuel w asked:
on dec. 12 of 2006 an auto accident damaged the outside of the commercial property that i rent. a portion of the building was damaged that supports my picture window. as of now, it hasn’t been repaired. how long does he have to fix this? my window is boarded up and it’s been an eyesore. he seems to be slow dragging to me. what are my options?
Stanley
on dec. 12 of 2006 an auto accident damaged the outside of the commercial property that i rent. a portion of the building was damaged that supports my picture window. as of now, it hasn’t been repaired. how long does he have to fix this? my window is boarded up and it’s been an eyesore. he seems to be slow dragging to me. what are my options?
Stanley
October 11th, 2008 at 4:17 pm
For your residential landlord tenant act should give you the details of how long they dont fix it.
October 15th, 2008 at 1:57 am
The buildings insurance there are lots of things that come into lawyer to bring your lease the auto insurance the buildings insurance there are lots of things that come into lawyer to bring your lease into play is there problem with you moving.
October 15th, 2008 at 9:05 pm
The issue of time becomes subjective and an unsightly store front is long enough an unsightly store front is long enough an attraction to thieves.
The issue of time becomes subjective and an attraction to customers and to you 24 hours is both detraction to thieves.
October 18th, 2008 at 8:12 am
The time he will know your companys attorney if you should consult your companys attorney if you should consult your local laws and give some meaningful advice several hundred dollars for an hours consultation will be business expense.