Southwest Fair Housing Council v. Mdwid, 17 F.4th 950 (2021)

Citation: Southwest Fair Housing Council v. Mdwid, 17 F.4th 950 (2021)
Parent Document: Southwest Fair Housing Council v. Mdwid, 17 F.4th 950 (2021)
Jurisdiction: United States (federal)
Effective Date: 2021-11-12
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/5296996/southwest-fair-housing-council-v-mdwid/ ↗

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District’s default recovery policies—namely, demanding
payment from the landlord and placing a lien on the
property—were not effective to recover money from those
tenants’ landlord—Pinal County—purportedly due to the
County’s status as a public entity. Unlike other District
customers who leased out their property, Pinal County
refused to reimburse the District for delinquencies left by its
tenants. The County also resisted the District’s efforts to
recover by way of liens and their executions. The County
further refused to use its public funds to pay the defaulting
tenants’ water bills on the basis that such payments would
violate the Arizona state constitution.

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