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Re: Clogged drain pipe
by Mark
on February 11, 2012 @11:32
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It might state that it's the tenant is responsible, but in many case the State law says otherwise. If you claim the tenant doesn't care about taking care of property and is negligent(what ever that means), the case can be made about the landlord being non caring and negligent also. The landlord should take this opportunity to check out the drain problem and also inspect the property too! But the landlord has decided that's too much trouble and instead hides behind a lease clause that's maybe illegal.
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Re: Clogged drain pipe
by Anonymous
on February 11, 2012 @11:46
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Negligent as in careless. And it's not illegal for the LL to require a tenant fix or pay for something the tenant caused.
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Re: Clogged drain pipe
by Mark
on February 11, 2012 @11:50
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Careless is not negligent! Proof is what's required to demand payment from tenant.
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Re: Clogged drain pipe
by Anonymous
on February 11, 2012 @12:33
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If the drains were working prior to move in then it seems to me it is the tenants responsibility if they become clogged. If the drains become clogged it is negligence.
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