Assertion: roommate | /r/HasProperty | liable
Facets:
value: for paying rent
type: PURPOSE
value: jointly
type: MANNER
value: to a rental complex
type: LOCATION
value: for 100,000 in damages
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: under that agreement
type: OTHER
value: to the landlord
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: equally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The thinking is that if a roommate comes up short, then only the roommate would be liable to the landlord and possibly face eviction.
text: The thought that if the roommate stopped paying rent, then he/she will only be the one liable for not paying the rent to the landlord and may possibly evicted.
text: They're considered equally liable for paying rent, paying utilities, and following all other terms of the lease agreement, such as quiet hours and pet policies.
text: Roommates who sign one lease are "jointly and severally liable" under that agreement (more info here).
text: Each roommate is “jointly and severally liable” for paying the rent, and this term is often specifically cited in leases.
text: Since all roommates are jointly liable, they are also jointly responsible for paying for the damage.
text: For example, a roommate might cause a fire and be liable for $100,000 in damages to a rental complex, but the policyholder would be the one filing a claim.