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Re: Shut off water
by Anonymous
on February 24, 2017 @01:59
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Good show, threatening to sue the city. When the bill is not paid, they can also turn off your water to your residence.
Besides, you cannot turn off or disconnect the water, as that will be constructive eviction. The lack of water to flush toilets would make the place uninhabitable. Both will allow the tenant to sue for damages.
Your lease clause is probably unenforceable as it requires the tenant to wave rights granted under law. The tenant can also sue you for having an illegal lease clause.
Arguing with the city clerk can lead to a visit from code enforcement or building inspector.
Your remedy is to issue a cure or quit notice, not to take illegal action against the tenant. You do not want to be the defendant in court.
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