Landlord must pay tenant whose allergies were triggered by neighbor's support dog, court rulesDES MOINES — An Iowa City tenant with a severe allergy to pet dander will receive damages of one month’s rent from a landlord who allowed another tenant to have an emotional support dog in a building with a no-pet policy, according to an Iowa Supreme Court ruling Tuesday.In a 4-3 decision, the court overturned a district court ruling that concluded the landlord, 2800-1 LLC, shouldn’t have allowed the tenant to have a dog because of the other tenant’s pet allergies, but then dismissed the case because the law governing accommodations for emotional support animals wasn’t clear.Chief Justice Susan Christensen, who wrote for the majority, said the two tenants — Karen Cohen, who had severe allergies, and David Clark, who had the dog — had the landlord in a “pickle” trying to accommodate both of them.

I got the below from the New Hampshire Department of Justice website.

I hope we can find this person and get justice, even if it is a different person.

Your attitude is summed up by Justice Scalia -- "the transformation of charity into legal entitlement has produced donors without love and recipients without gratitude." 

Its easy, you go to the District Justice, fill out one page and a hearing is held within 10 days.

If you are already achieving great cash flow, the appreciation is just icing on the cake.

Phil Murphy’s emergency order halting evictions during the pandemic does not apply to seasonal tenants.Hodgson, in an order dated July 2, also said that Castrovinci “must be removed in the interest of justice,’’ qualifying as an exception to the governor’s order placing evictions on hold.McGuckin-Anthony, who represents the Dumonts, filed a civil suit against Castrovinci and an emergency application for eviction on June 26.

The latest push comes amid social justice efforts that are gaining traction following nationwide protests in response to the death of George Floyd in police custody.

I noticed there was a dissenter to the opinion so it appears even Al Supreme Court Justices disagree on how to apply the language of the statute so while a run of the mill attorney you find on Google can advise you on what they think you should do they could very well be wrong. 

I know that without seeing the pictures no one can really help even if they are an engineer and even then pictures don’t always do it justice.