Christian T. asked

⚖️  Law

In a tenant vs. landlord situation involving a flea infestation, can I provide vet records in court if the landlord is aware of the issue but has not effectively resolved it? The landlord brought in pest control but did not treat the yard, and the infestation persists, causing health issues for my dog and myself. I've exhausted all efforts to resolve this, including going to housing authorities and community action groups, and now I'm seeking to terminate the lease due to the landlord's breach of the warranty of habitability.

July 29th, 2024

George L. answered

Yes, you can provide vet records as evidence in court to demonstrate the ongoing issue and its impac...

July 29th, 2024

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