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- Buttmunch - 05-15-2002
Spit, just tell the landlord you are blind and they are your seeing eye cats.
- Spitfire - 05-15-2002
Great advice, Esquire
Will that hold up in a court of law?
- Keyser Soze - 05-15-2002
Just playing devils advocate here.
So if I hide the fact I have a pet for 6 months and then they find out, theres nothing they can do to me?
- Buttmunch - 05-15-2002
I guaran-goddamn-tee it!!!
:rofl: :lol: :lol: :rofl:
- Luna - 05-15-2002
Quote:So if I hide the fact I have a pet for 6 months and then they find out, theres nothing they can do to me?Mmmmmmm....I don't think it works quite that way. If you have a pet for 3 months and your landlord or building management people are aware of it and no complaints are made within those three months, they cannot force you to get rid of said animal unless, of course, you are not being a responsible pet owner or tenant. At least, that is what I have been told and what I understand of it.
- Spitfire - 05-16-2002
but does that work in NJ as well, Luna?
sorry, I'm still sweating this...I have nothing in writing and no laws in NJ to back me up. I just want to make sure I have all my bases covered. I guess writing a letter would be a good place to start, right?
- Arpikarhu - 05-16-2002
Quote:but does that work in NJ as well,that is the nj law.
spit , my long post is all nj law, not ny law
- Galt - 05-16-2002
Why doesn't someone just post the NJ laws already?