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Conversely, imposing liability on commercial landlords would most likely fail to protect small businesses from the costs of repairs, as landlords could simply pass such costs to their tenants by increasing rents.
The landlord does not suggest, however, that the amount of the increase which the board actually granted (although conditionally) was insufficient to constitute a fair net operating income. Nor does the landlord contend that the board, in fixing that amount...
In that case no consideration was requested of or given to the effect on prior approved rent increases of the *211
...From 2008 to 2014, use of the easement began to increase in general -- including both pedestrian and ATV traffic -- which was perhaps attributable to an increase in neighbors renting out their houses. Regardless, the O'Briens' ATV use did not...
apartment without being added to the lease to avoid an increase in rent. This was error. As discussed above, because the issue to be determined in
as some measure of security for unpaid rent, certain unpaid increases in real estate taxes and reasonable amounts necessary to repair damage for which the tenant is responsible. § 15B(4)(i), (ii), (iii).
...186, § 18, by increasing the tenant’s rent in reprisal for her refusal to sign the lease with “an offensive clause” concerning lead paint. The judge awarded her three months’ rent under §18. Section 18, which in relevant part is...
invalidity of all rent determinations of the Cambridge rent control administrator. Even if the administrator’s determinations were invalid ah initia, it would seem that landlords who had obtained increases pursuant to improper criteria would have been entitled to redeterminations...
The order, in fact, authorized a monthly rental of $209. The lease itself, except for amounts due for increased local taxes, limited the collectible monthly rent to $200. 8
The plaintiff Marla Allisan also refused to sign the agreement to extend her lease, although in September, 1980, she began paying the increased rent called for by its terms. On September 11, she was served with a notice to quit...
...In exchange, Flemming agreed that her "total monthly rent . . . will be increased" by an "additional animal rent." The animal rent was $125 monthly from 2013 to 2014 (added to $1,024 in base rent) and $150 monthly from 2014 to...
...in 2014, Allen began paying rent in the amount of $175 per week. That amount was deducted from Allen's paycheck from Mayer Tree Service. In or around July 2017, the rent was increased to $280 per week, and it...
...Moreover, the Federal government is reportedly contemplating ways to increase the rental of properties owned by Fannie Mae, because rental units generate more income than housing sales in a weak housing market. See Government Considers Ways to Rent Foreclosed Homes...
...Regs. § 3.17(3)(b)(2)]. "(c) Demand payment for increased real estate taxes during the term of the tenancy unless, prior to the inception of the tenancy, a valid agreement is made pursuant to which the tenant is obligated...
...As additional rent, the tenants were to pay thirteen percent of increases in real estate taxes and operating expenses over designated base years.
...74 (1982), involved claims by tenants of a rent controlled apartment against their landlord for improperly increasing their rent, and then, after the tenants refused to pay the increase, improperly deducting the increase from their security deposit. A Housing Court...
...multiplied by a monthly rent of $16,426.36. Although additional financial obligations would have been owed or incurred by National under the lease if it had remained in effect, such as utility charges, increases in real estate taxes, and...
...Were the new tenant to exercise an extension option the rent was to increase to $2,000 per month beginning with the third year, and, were the new tenant to exercise further extension options, would reach the level of rent...
the Rent Control Act is that all “controlled rental units” (St. 1970, c. 842, § 3) in a municipality shall be subject to its terms immediately on the effectiveness of the Rent Control Act in that municipality. Any less pervasive and...
...a right of first refusal to lease suite 150 should it become available; a clause tying future rent increases to the consumer price index; and a limitation that any rent increase was not to exceed four percent per year.3