Assertion: landlord | /r/CapableOf | sue the tenant
Facets:
value: for damages
type: PURPOSE
value: for money
type: PURPOSE
value: in court
type: LOCATION
value: afterwards
type: TEMPORAL
value: for the cost of repairs
type: PURPOSE
value: for back rent
type: PURPOSE
value: for the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: without telling the tenant
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: If the landlord incurs costs from the tenant's unlawful termination, the landlord may sue the tenant if the damages exceed the tenant's security deposit.
text: allow a landlord to sue a tenant without telling the tenant.
text: When a tenant breaks a lease without a legally protected reason, the landlord may sue the tenant for damages.
text: If the landlord incurs damages beyond what remains from the tenant's security deposit, the landlord may sue the tenant for the time the unit remained vacant, for the cost to find a new tenant, and for attorney fees, if provided for in the lease agreement.
text: If the tenant damages the premises, the landlord may keep the security deposit and sue the tenant for damages not covered by the deposit.
text: The landlord can sue the tenant for back rent or damages.
text: Some states require a landlord to fix all damage and allow a landlord to sue the tenant for the cost of repairs afterwards.
text: The tenant does not owe the amount of money his or her landlord says because the landlord is suing the tenant for money the tenant has already paid.
text: The tenant does not owe the amount of money his or her landlord says because the landlord is suing the tenant for money the tenant has already paid.
text: To evict a tenant the landlord must sue the tenant in court and win.