Are you a renter in Connecticut and facing an eviction? If so, you have certain rights under the state’s landlord-tenant laws. The landlord must carry out the summary eviction process in strict adherence to the laws. The penalties for unlawful eviction can be quite significant. They can include both civil and criminal. The following is […]
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Landlord harassment in Connecticut is illegal as per the state’s landlord-tenant law (Connecticut General Statutes Title 47A). Landlord harassment occurs when the landlord partakes in actions that are meant to intimidate, coerce, or retaliate against a tenant. This can take many forms. In today’s guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know regarding
Under Connecticut landlord-tenant law, landlords have a right to ask for a security deposit from tenants. Be that as it may, there are a number of rules that they must abide by when doing so. They must charge the right amount, make appropriate deductions (if any), and return the deposit on time, among other things.
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Are you a renter in Connecticut and are looking to learn when landlords can turn off the heat in your unit? If so, this blog has you covered! Continue reading to learn more! Under Connecticut landlord-tenant law, landlords obtain certain responsibilities after establishing a lease with a tenant. Including, providing tenants with a habitable rental
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After establishing a lease with a landlord, Connecticut tenants obtain a smorgasbord of rights under state law (Connecticut General Statutes Title 47A). Among these are your rights when the landlord sells the property. When a tenant signs a fixed-term lease in Connecticut, they automatically get certain rights under the state law. Including, the right to
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Are you looking to learn about renters’ rights in Connecticut? If you are, this blog has you covered! Here’s everything you need to know regarding the topic. Under Connecticut landlord-tenant law (Connecticut General Statutes Title 47A, landlords have certain rights and responsibilities. (Here is a guide on landlord responsibilities in CT). As a renter, it’s
A month-to-month lease runs from one calendar month to the next. It has no definite expiration date and automatically renews every month until either party terminates it by serving the other a proper notice. The following are answers to commonly asked questions regarding month-to-month leases in Connecticut. What Rights & Responsibilities Do Tenants Have in
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First off, landlord harassment in Colorado is illegal. It’s among the list of things that a landlord cannot do in Colorado. It occurs when a landlord willingly creates a situation intended to make a tenant uncomfortable, which would contradict your right to quiet enjoyment Under the implied warranty of quiet enjoyment, you have a right
As a renter in Colorado, you have a right to live in a habitable home. The law requires that landlords provide a home that meets the state’s basic health, safety, and building codes. If the landlord isn’t able to do so, the home would be deemed to be uninhabitable. And consequently, you may be able
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As a Colorado renter, you enjoy many rights under state law (CO Statutes Title 38 Article 12). And this means that there are many things a landlord cannot do in Colorado. Among other things, a landlord cannot evict you illegally, raise rent without property notice, refuse to return your security deposit, or provide you an
