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     ADA and parking

     ? There is a difference between actual physical damage and compensable damages. They are two entirely separate issues. There is absolutely no actual damage done by releasing the air from a tire. Suggesting there is would mean you could never buy a new not damaged tire since they are all...

     • justalayman
     • Post #36
     • Jul 13, 2019
     • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
  2. 

     Tenant late fee

     If the landlord allowed you to make such repairs then you can, obviously. For whatever reason it appears the landlord simply doesn’t want to allow the same with the new apartment, at least regarding the chain lock. . Since there is no law requiring a chain lock there is no way to force it...

     • justalayman
     • Post #12
     • Jul 13, 2019
     • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
  3. 

     ADA and parking

     If you don’t understand the difference between actual damage and damages maybe you’re on the wrong forum.

     • justalayman
     • Post #34
     • Jul 13, 2019
     • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
  4. 

     Is it illegal for a company to not honor warranty because they changed the service date?

     There is no obligation to send in the card

     • justalayman
     • Post #12
     • Jul 13, 2019
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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     Is it illegal for a company to not honor warranty because they changed the service date?

     Possibly making a report to the state attorney general as well.

     • justalayman
     • Post #11
     • Jul 13, 2019
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
  6. 

     ADA and parking

     It is damages because the owners would likely need to pay to have somebody fill the tires but no, it is not damage. There is no repair required.

     • justalayman
     • Post #32
     • Jul 12, 2019
     • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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     Is it illegal for a company to not honor warranty because they changed the service date?

     What proof do you have there was a 4 year warranty? The paperwork thst came with the toothbrush, correct? Have you offered to provide them with a copy to prove your claim?

     • justalayman
     • Post #8
     • Jul 12, 2019
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
  8. 

     Tenant late fee

     You have no right to fill in any holes. In fact many tenants find their repairs are not acceptable and it costs more to repair the repair than if they just left it for the landlord to repair. He has already told you no so knowing he has refused permission and then damaging the premises may...

     • justalayman
     • Post #9
     • Jul 12, 2019
     • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
  9. 

     Employer overpaid federal income taxes for me

     Did the employer pay you that $15,000 after realizing they improperly withheld the money from your pay?

     • justalayman
     • Post #8
     • Jul 12, 2019
     • Forum: Tax Law
  10. 

      ADA and parking

      Maybe you should go back and read a few posts. I acknowledged I missed the signs several posts ago when zigner pointed it out. Go back and read whatever post that was. After that, In none of the subsequent posts have I said anything about signage.

      • justalayman
      • Post #30
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
  11. 

      Breaking up with fiancé - he won’t leave

      If that is considered his place of residence then yes, you would have to formally terminate his tenancy and evict him if he refuses to leave willingly.

      • justalayman
      • Post #2
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
  12. 

      Tenant late fee

      Putting on a chain lock damages the door. Are you willing to be liable for repairing the damages? Since it’s. Given installing the lock will cause damages, ask the landlord if you are willing to pay those damages now will he allow you to install a chain lock. . If you have a keyed...

      • justalayman
      • Post #7
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
  13. 

      Prescribed Fire

      It means if you set a fire and you don’t have the means to control it, your actions are negligent. If you are negligent you can be held liable for the damages your negligence caused. So, you don’t allow a fire to become any larger than you can control with what you have available. If it gets...

      • justalayman
      • Post #2
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
  14. 

      Please Help

      you admit he absconded but you are upset because the parole officer won’t give you a date your husband first absconded? Does it really make any difference? When your husband broke the law and then failed to comply with the rules imposed upon him when he was released before serving all of his...

      • justalayman
      • Post #15
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Sentencing / Parole / Pardons / Plea Bargains
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      ADA and parking

      It was to make my point. Owning a parking lot does not allow you to commit what would otherwise be a crime. Of course youre taking this way off the path of my intention of op simply checking into the ordinances so as to prevent any issues.

      • justalayman
      • Post #28
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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      ADA and parking

      Was that to me? If so you totally missed the point but beyond that, deflating fires is not damage.

      • justalayman
      • Post #27
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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      ADA and parking

      Using the same reasoning, show me where it’s illegal let the air out of the tires of every car on a parking lot I own. Owning a lot does not provide privileges that are otherwise illegal.

      • justalayman
      • Post #23
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
  18. 

      ADA and parking

      I didn’t see the locality of the op posted. Apparently I missed it.

      • justalayman
      • Post #21
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
  19. 

      ADA and parking

      If they’re going to do that they should investigate the local laws concerning putting flyers on cars. It is illegal in some places.

      • justalayman
      • Post #19
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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      ADA and parking

      Yes I did and if there are signs that meet the legal requirements, I don’t see the need to address the individuals or post flyers. The people are thumbing their noses at the op so why spend more time waiting for unauthorized people to show up or spending the time and money to provide flyers...

      • justalayman
      • Post #16
      • Jul 12, 2019
      • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters