Assertion: landlord | /r/CapableOf | keep the property
Facets:
value: in good repair
type: OTHER
value: for 30 days
type: TEMPORAL
value: from tenants
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from a dwelling
type: LOCATION
value: by changing locks
type: MANNER
value: reasonably
type: MANNER
value: according to title
type: OTHER
value: for any destruction
type: PURPOSE
value: to his two sons
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: If the property is worth less than the state-specified amount, the landlord can either keep the property or throw it away.
text: In another case, our landlord owned a large portfolio of 12 properties in Hampstead and when he died he left the properties to his two sons.
text: Every landlord should insure a property for any destruction caused by natural disasters.
text: According to Title 8, Chapter 92 and Subchapter A of the Texas Property Code, a landlord can remove property from a dwelling if it's apparent the tenant has abandoned the premises.
text: Your landlord will have plenty of time to fix the problem during the process and may save the property.
text: Once this happens, the landlord can reasonably secure the property by changing locks and re-coding security systems.
text: The landlord must store this property for 30 days.
text: A landlord has to have insurance on the property to protect the property in the event of fire damage, natural disasters, liability claims or other accidents.
text: Most laws protect tenants from unreasonable eviction but allow landlords to be able to protect their property from tenants who damage it.
text: Your landlord must keep the property you live in safe and free from health hazards.
text: Landlords keep the property in good repair.
text: Landlords keep the property clean;