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pursuant to Connecticut Public Act 315 of the 1969 General Assembly that the plaintiff brought such action against the tenant solely because of a complaint which was filed with the commission or because the tenant or complainant has taken
Tenants' unions. The commission recognizes the right of tenants to organize tenants' unions consistent with this chapter and the commission's rules, regulations, and procedures. At the written request of a tenants' union representative, the commission may, after study
Tenants' union shall mean an organization whose membership is comprised of the tenants living in a housing accommodation containing five (5) or more separate rental units sharing common ownership and located on the same parcel or adjoining parcels of land
This cease and desist order may include the following provisions: (1) That the landlord maintain no action against the tenant to recover possession of the dwelling unit; (2) That the landlord shall not increase the rent; (3) That the landlord
Smoke detectors maintenance; property owners, tenants. (a) All owners, and agents in charge, if any, of residential rental property shall be responsible for the proper installation of smoke detectors. (b) Tenants of residential rental units shall periodically test the smoke
monoxide detectors; and (2) Provide written information regarding carbon monoxide testing and maintenance to at least one (1) adult tenant in each dwelling unit. (b) Tenants of residential rental units shall periodically test carbon monoxide detectors installed therein, and replace
Responsibility of owner to maintain common areas in multiple dwellings and to provide emergency maintenance information to each tenant and to the enforcing officer, upon request. (a) In addition to duties specified elsewhere in this title, every owner
order the suspension of further payment of rent by the tenant to the landlord and order the deposit of said rent in an escrow account to be administered by the commission, as hereinafter described, until such time as the landlord
paid or discharged, shall be a lien and charge upon rent and compensation due or then maturing from any tenant or occupant of the dwelling and premises or part thereof to which any such order relates, or in respect
party making the complaint; (2) The name and address of the landlord; (3) The name and address of the tenant; (4) Whether it is the belief of the party making the complaint that the occupied premises comply with state statutes
such hearing shall be made under oath. (d) All proceedings shall continue regardless of the fact that a tenant may quit the housing accommodation in question and notwithstanding any attempt, successful, or otherwise to evict said tenant. No sale, assignment
relating to health and safety; (8) Amount of taxes and overhead expenses of the landlord; (9) Income of the tenant and availability of other accommodations for them and their immediate family. (10) The availability of utilities; (11) Damages done
section who wishes to appeal such penalty based on the grounds that such violation was proximately caused by a tenant's reckless and willful act, shall have a right of appeal pursuant to C.G.S
residents of the City of New Haven. At least five (5) members of the commission shall be residential tenants at the time of appointment. The members shall be appointed by the mayor for a term of three (3) years
requested, at least ten (10) days prior to the scheduled date of the hearing; (3) Be given to all tenants of the housing accommodation in question