Read your governing documents to determine the process that the board must follow in this particular violation situation.
There are violations for which there is zero tolerance, such as unattended pet waste.
Yes. Absolutely no question about it. If you feel that you have an amends to make, it could be done through an attorney, but DO NOT attempt it without legal guidance.
A technical violation such as testing positive for drugs can usually be addressed by having the offender attend a treatment program. I know by experience if everyone on probation that tested positive for drugs was revoked, 75% of probationers would go to prison. Judges usually wish to exhaust efforts to allow offenders to attend community treatment programs first, including residential treatment, before sending them to prison for drug usage.
I appreciate your sending the papers.
i have sended you my cv or i have sent my cv Save
The correct way to say this would be "I am sorry I delayed sending the document to you" or possibly "I am sorry I took so long to send you the document"
If you are an owner, unless your governing documents specifically provide for owner eviction, probably not. However, if you rent your unit, and your tenant does not abide by the governing documents, your board may require that you evict your tenant. This would be the last step that a board would want to take, after sending multiple notices of violation, providing a process for the owner and tenant to be heard in response to the notices of violation, and the application of fines (whatever process your governing documents provide). When all else fails, again, the board may require that you evict your tenant.
"Thanks for sending me the photo." is the correct phrase to use.The forms for the verb are:I send many photos.He sends photos to friends.We are sending photos.They sent photos of their trip.
By sending the text to the correct 'phone number
No. Rent must still be paid. One violation of the landlord tenant agreement is not legitimate mitigation of another. What you can do, however, is set up a non-interest bearing escrow account and pay the rent to that. You must notify the landlord that this is being done. This is to protect yourself from eviction proceedings.
An email message you write is your intellectual property, so unauthorized copying and distribution would be infringing on your rights. There is also a privacy consideration, although you would need to argue that you had an expectation of privacy in sending it in the first place, which may be difficult.
Traffic citations are usually issued as a result of a violation. When the officer issues a citation, they are using the information provided from your drivers license. Along with the name of the licensee, there is also a description of the person and a drivers license number. That number identifies the licensee as the holder of the license. The officer is using the information from your drivers license that will identify you as the one who is suspected of committing the violation. By signing the citation, you are agreeing to appear before a legal official of the court to answer the violation to which you were suspect. Depending on what the violation is, some jurisdictions require that you appear before the court to answer the certain charges, while other violations will allow you to plead guilty by sending in the citation along with a fine. When you sign the citation, you are agreeing to one of the above, i.e.... signing your own bond. So, no matter what name is on the citation, the one who was stopped for the violation, will be the one to answer the charges. If you knowingly give false or misleading information to the officer issuing the citation, depending on the laws of the state that you are in, you could also be charged with giving false information or obstructing governmental operations, a more serious charge. So the best way to handle it is to identify the error and show up or pay up or file for a Trial by Declaration!
No, your telepathic powers are not sending me the correct image to be able to answer the question!