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tenant may maintain action, when. — Where the action of unlawful detainer is brought by a landlord against his tenant holding over after the termination of the tenancy, it shall be no defense to show that the plaintiff, before such termination
licensee shall give a legible copy of every written agreement or other authorization to the buyer or tenant at listing agreement or other written agreement for brokerage the time the signatures are obtained and a copy of the written services
Unauthorized sublessor or assignor of leased premises, double damages, when. — In any action against any tenant to recover rent, or possession of any premises pursuant to chapter 534 or 535, if it appears from the evidence that such tenant allowed
Unlawful detainer defined — foreclosure, notice to tenants, procedure. — 1. When any person willfully and without force holds over any lands, tenements or other possessions, after the termination of the time for which they were demised or let to the person
accepting ten consecutive monthly rent payments late raised submissible fact issue as to waiver of strict compliance by tenant. Fritts v. Cloud Oak Flooring Company (A.), 478 S.W.2d
legal right to occupy the property under state law, and who are not afforded any protections provided to a tenant under state law. 2. Notwithstanding any provision of this chapter to the contrary, a property owner
complaint of discrimination. IMPORTANT: Landlords, housing providers, real estate agents, and brokers are required to post notices advising tenants and customers of their rights under the Act. Such notices must be accessible, as needed, to persons with visual or other