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retaliatory action for a landlord to refuse to renew the lease or other rental agreement of any tenant, or to demand an increase in rent from any tenant or decrease the services to which any tenant has been entitled, within
Housing ARTICLE II. Fair Rent Commission § 9-38. Eligibility to file complaint. [Ord. No. 203, 1-16-1990] Any tenant who is notified, either verbally or in writing, of an increase in rent or a substantial decrease in major services
Pending determination by the commission, the landlord shall not commence or continue any action or proceeding against the tenant to recover possession of the dwelling unit, the landlord shall not decrease any services to which the tenant is entitled
building or land, includes any part owner, joint owner, or owner of a community or partnership interest, life tenant, tenant in common, or joint tenant, of the whole or a part of such building or land. PERSON The term "person
whom shall be resident electors of the town, and shall be composed of one landlord member, one tenant member, and three citizen members. Not more than three of the members shall be registered members of the same political party
section 9-38. (3) To conduct hearings on complaints or requests for investigation submitted to it by any tenant or any landlord pursuant to section 9-38. For any such hearing, two weeks' written notice by registered or certified mail
members, plus two (2) alternates. (Code 9-33) Requirements: Resident electors. There shall be 1 landlord member, 1 tenant member, and 3 citizen members who are neither landlords nor tenants. The alternates shall be 1 landlord and 1 tenant
entities for the operation of such housing accommodations. (3) Apartments for which the amount of rent paid by the tenant is based on the tenant's income in accordance with regulations established by federal or state government. (4) Housing accommodations
rent complaint procedure. [Ord. No. 203, 1-16-1990] (a) Pending a determination by the fair rent commission, the tenant shall pay to the landlord the lowest rent required within 30 days of the date of the complaint
action for summary process, it shall be an affirmative defense that the plaintiff brought such action against the tenant solely because a complaint was filed with the commission or because the tenant or complainant has taken any other action with
Fair Rent Commission § 9-43. Eligibility to file claim of retaliation. [Ord. No. 203, 1-16-1990] Any tenant who claims the action of his landlord constitutes retaliatory action under the provisions of this article may file a written claim
C.G.S. § 7-148o(b) and C.G.S. § 7-152c. (b) This section prohibits any owner, occupant, agent, tenant and/or person in control of real property located in the Town of Groton, from allowing, creating, maintaining or causing
shall cause a copy of such order to be delivered by certified mail to the owner, or owners, or tenants thereof, of any private land on which such fire lane is established, and shall cause a public announcement
petitioner and the availability of accommodations. (10) The availability of utilities. (11) Damages done to the premises by the tenant, caused by other than ordinary wear and tear. (12) The amount and frequency of increases in rental charges. (13) Whether
membership of this committee shall reflect the composition of the neighborhood and include, but not be limited to, tenants and property owners, community organizations, and representatives of businesses located in the neighborhood. (c) The committee shall submit a report