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Re: Unjust Pet Fine?
Posted by v on 7/28/08

    On top of that. see if your state
    has pooper scooper laws. If so, all
    it takes is one eye witness
    complaint.


    On 7/28/08, sharwinston wrote:
    > Because, by posting your Q on
    this board, you invited ALL
    > responses -- even ones you may
    not like.
    >
    > fyi: One uncorroborated eye
    witness may be all the evidence
    that
    > management needs. Many a
    convicted felon sits in jail for
    life
    > on one uncorroborated eye
    witness' testimony. Furthermore,
    it
    > is highly probable that your
    friend and/or her son will be found
    > culpable for this poopy problem.
    >
    > What you believe about the son's
    honor is irrelevant.
    > What you think the penalty should
    be is, likewise, irrelevant.
    >
    > Your friend apparently signed a
    lease and well knew the rules
    > for pet-owing tenants. If your
    friend doesn't want to move,
    > your friend should seriously
    consider paying the fine instead of
    > looking for legal recourse
    against her landlord. And, if you
    > really want to know if your
    friend has any legal recourse, you
    > should read your friend's lease
    very, very carefully -- at least
    > two times.
    >
    >
    > On 7/28/08, Alan wrote:
    >> Maybe a picture, maybe more than
    one tenant saying this. It
    >> seems to me that this
    uncorroborated reporting would at
    most be
    >> worthy of a warning notice
    rather than a fine for the first
    >> offense, given that the son, who
    I believe to be an honorable
    >> person, says he did not do it.
    My question was if there was
    > any
    >> legal recourse she could take
    without a lot of expense (i.e.
    >> less than the $100), so
    obviously hiring a lawyer would not
    be
    >> warranted.
    >>
    >> If you don't want to help, why
    respond?
    >>
    >> On 7/28/08, Curmudgeon wrote:
    >>> And what kind of proof would
    satisfy you? Do they need to
    >>> collect the waste and have it
    DNA tested? Perhaps your
    >>> friend would be happier if they
    hired security guards with
    >>> videocameras to follow
    everyone. How about, instead of
    >>> fining the tenants, they
    collected the waste and deposited
    >>> it on the hood of the tenant's
    car?

     
     

 
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