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Posted by Chandra on November 09, 1998 at 15:31:15:

Dear TenantNet:
Could you please give me some direction on the "Notice of Lease Violation" (Dallas, TX) that I received on November 3, 1998. This memo was placed on my door when I came home from work. It states that I have made the following violation of my lease which states has been reported or discovered: "Littered patio", the explanation reads; remove ladder and mop. The problem that I have with this is. 1) I've lived at this property, in the same apartment for 9 years, this particular Management Company (Merit) has been here for 2-2 1/2 years. The mop and ladder have been in the same place for 9 years. 2) We do not have any storage space whats so ever, in my hallway (when entering) is a closet for coats, umbrella's, etc. I would suppose it's the legal, normal size, which is barely big enough for the coats and umbrella's, it certainly couldn't accommodate a ladder and a mop as well. Then the notice also states that I need to take the necessary action to correct the foregoing problem immediately. If I fail to make the necessary corrections on a timely basis, it will require additional action as outlined in the TAA Lease contract. 3) I did not see this particular item, section stated in my Lease Agreement.

My question is, what is the worst that can happen if I do not remove my ladder and mop from my patio?? Is this a legal violation?? Your expertise help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Chandra
Dallas, TX

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: Dear TenantNet:
: Could you please give me some direction on the "Notice of Lease Violation" (Dallas, TX) that I received on November 3, 1998.  This memo was placed on my door when I came home from work.  It states that I have made the following violation of my lease which states has been reported or discovered: "Littered patio", the explanation reads; remove ladder and mop.  The problem that I have with this is. 1) I've lived at this property, in the same apartment for 9 years, this particular Management Company (Merit) has been here for 2-2 1/2 years.  The mop and ladder have been in the same place for 9 years. 2) We do not have any storage space whats so ever, in my hallway (when entering) is a closet for coats, umbrella's, etc.  I would suppose it's the legal, normal size, which is barely big enough for the coats and umbrella's, it certainly couldn't accommodate a ladder and a mop as well.  Then the notice also states that I need to take the necessary action to correct the foregoing problem immediately.  If I fail to make the necessary corrections on a timely basis, it will require additional action as outlined in the TAA Lease contract.  3) I did not see this particular item, section stated in my Lease Agreement.

: My question is, what is the worst that can happen if I do not remove my ladder and mop from my patio??  Is this a legal violation?? Your expertise help would be greatly appreciated.

: Thanks in advance

: Chandra
: Dallas, TX


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