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Re: Landlord Says He Will Not Renew Lease......
by Shirley (Connecticut)
on April 9, 2010 @12:41
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As I mentioned to the other person, my fiance was in Hurricane Katrina & in 9/11 w/Army corps of engineers and as a result developed PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), as well as COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder). He was found to be disabled by the State of CT, and is on disability with them, and awaiting a hearing for Social Security Disability. Being that he is considered disabled, I believe he may have rights and the landlord couldn't just throw him/us out at the drop of a hat.
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Re: Landlord Says He Will Not Renew Lease......
by Monipenny
on April 9, 2010 @13:00
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None of that matters to your situation. The fact is, your fiance is on the lease and that alone prevents your landlord from making him move out prior to the lease expiring except if he violates the lease, well he may have violated the lease when he assaulted the neighbor. It almost sounds like you may be looking for a way to trap your landlord into a discrimination suit. Don't go there and if your landlord was smart he wont go there with you either. Being disabled doesn't give you special rights that doesn't apply to non-disabled people. Your right in this situation is that your fiance is on the lease until it expires and therefor can not be forced to leave except if you get evicted for non-payment or lease violation. Remind your fiance to follow the agreement, stay out fights. Landlords don't like having to deal with their tenants like we are their parents. Don't assume that you guys can throw your weight around and violate a written agreement just because he has a disability, you are opening up a whole new can of worms there and with this kind of talk, no wonder your landlord sees you guys as problems.
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Re: Landlord Says He Will Not Renew Lease......
by Shirley (Connecticut)
on April 9, 2010 @17:05
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We have not said anything to the landlord about any discrimination suits, etc, and no we are not trying to "trap" him into that. As I have said to others here if I could move now, I would & let LL keep the secuirty. However there is no money for security on another place.
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