Title: Why Landlords are Liable for the Personal Injuries of Tenants
Headings: Why Landlords are Liable for the Personal Injuries of Tenants
Why Landlords are Liable for the Personal Injuries of Tenants
Liability 101
What Exactly Could I Be Held Liable For?
Preventing Personal Injuries of Tenants
Does “Negligence” Apply to Me?
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Content: In Texas, a landlord must rekey a unit between tenancies ( Title 8, Chapter 92.156)
Whatever the case, your tenant will have to prove that his or her injuries were a direct result from your negligence and that more security precautions could have prevented the third party criminal assault. Build a List of Lawyers
Even if you’re not currently being sued, it is a smart idea to build a connection with a few different types of lawyers (i.e. real estate, personal injury, landlord-tenant) just incase you ever need them. photo credit: Steven Burke via cc
Topics: Leases & Legal, Maintenance & Renovations, Property Management
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