Assertion: tenant | /r/AtLocation | the unit
Facets:
value: for five years
type: TEMPORAL
value: for the full term
type: TEMPORAL
value: without permission of the landlord
type: MANNER
value: following a new misdemeanor charge
type: TEMPORAL
value: with an alarm system
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Pros : the tenants who live in the unit will have to live with the subletter, so they should choose the person they want to live with.
text: If the tenant stays in possession of the leased premises after filing for bankruptcy, they are required to pay post-petition rent to the landlord, keeping those rent payments current as long as they stay in the unit.
text: Now tenants who have lived in a unit for over 15 years or more will be protected from eviction by the owner.
text: For example, if a tenant moves into a unit with an alarm system installed, the landlord is responsible to ensure that the system is working at all times.
text: Say, a renter has lived in the unit for five years and the carpet needs replacing, not because of anything in particular that the tenant did like ripping a hole in the carpet but because of normal wear and tear,” Greggio said.
text: The landlord is comparing the current condition of the property to the condition of the property when the tenant moved into the unit.
text: Arkansas’s eviction process is particularly tough on tenants; it leaves room for tenants to be fined up to $25 per day for every day they remain in the unit following the three-day unlawful detainer notice, as well as a new misdemeanor charge (up to 30 days).
text: because the tenant has: stayed in all or part of the unit after the expiration of the rental agreement without permission of the landlord; wrongfully failed to pay the agreed rent; wrongfully deducted money from the agreed rent; breached a lawful obligation relating to the tenant's use of the premises; stayed in the unit for more than 15 days after dismissal when the housing was supplied by the landlord as part of the compensation for labor or services; refused to give possession of a rental unit which has been damaged by fire or other casualty when the landlord needs to repair the unit; been convicted of a class A misdemeanor or any felony during the term of the rental agreement which caused or threatened to cause irreparable harm to any person or property;
text: : the tenants who live in the unit will have to live with the subletter, so they should choose the person they want to live with.
text: Tenants on leases are committed to stay in the unit for the full term.