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Posted by Mariel on May 29, 1997 at 15:51:49:

In Reply to: Window Guards posted by paul bozymowski on May 29, 1997 at 14:42:36:

: I recently moved into a studio apartment on the first floor of a building in lower Manhattan.
: I was wondering if the landlord is responsible for installing window guards, seeing as
: the apartment's windows are on the first floor and face a public courtyard.
: Thanks in advance.
: -paul (psboz@radicalmedia.com)
The landlord is responsible for installing window guards (which are not gates or bars, but are just to prevent children from falling out of the window - they do not prevent someone from breaking in). The guards are mandatory if you have children but are optional if you don't.

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: : I recently moved into a studio apartment on the first floor of a building in lower Manhattan.
: : I was wondering if the landlord is responsible for installing window guards, seeing as
: : the apartment's windows are on the first floor and face a public courtyard.
: : Thanks in advance.
: : -paul (psboz@radicalmedia.com)
: The landlord is responsible for installing window guards (which are not gates or bars, but are just to prevent children from falling out of the window - they do not prevent someone from breaking in).  The guards are mandatory if you have children but are optional if you don't.


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