But once, I asked that, the applicant who actually wanted the apartment, got angry, his face turned red, shouted "who are you accusing of me of holding wild parties".

You can never go wrong with mirroring and a simple accusation audit , followed by getting all the "No"'s out in the open before trying to send out an offer 

I don't want to be accused of being a Homer  LOL..

If the owner wins, the counter suit is asking for damages and one of the first accusations by the defendant's attorney is "fraud by inducement".

This wasn't what I was accusing you of doing.Specifically, your poor logic was the result of not meeting the other -- equally as important -- component, which essentially states that there must be a consensus among other experts that the conclusion is true.

How does one accuse someone of lying without it appearing as such?

I'm not saying I would do that here, but if I was accused of discrimination, I would play that card.Good luck.

if your occupancy limit is 6 humans, then they have exceeded and you should deny. you should have this number known and written down, so if someone accuses you of discrimination, you have a resource to show why they are not approved. also, note that I said humans, not adults or children. you cannot say 6 adults is too much but 6 children is ok. your occupancy limit should strictly say how many humans are allowed to occupy.in my opinion, 7 people in a 3 bedroom is too much.

My wife accused me of contributing with my short scalp and body hair, I say BS.

Please stop dishonoring me with you false accusations and assumptions.