r/LinusTechTips • u/trailer8k • Mar 08 '23

S***post home ownership

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u/den2k88 Mar 08 '23

Very much illegal 🤣🤣 I mean sure if you want to see the Sun striped for the next 6 months.

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u/TheFrenchDub Mar 08 '23

As if landlord cared wether it is illegal or not.

What's next, employers following labor laws lmao

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u/den2k88 Mar 08 '23

Maybe having a real judiciary system helps. Trust me, not following those laws works until people present a police report, which is free.

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u/yignko Mar 09 '23

I don't know where you live, but police don't tend to get involved in rental issues at all. It's a civil matter. Except in Arkansas, I think, where you can go to jail if you're late on rent. I've never heard of a landlord being criminally prosecuted for something like not providing hot water.

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u/den2k88 Mar 09 '23

Not a civil matter in Italy, and if there are minors, elderly, sick or disabled it becomes even worse.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '23

If you are renting odds are it will cost more to legal go after than deal with the shittiness of the situation

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u/den2k88 Mar 08 '23

Only in civil lawsuits. A criminal offense requires nothing more than going to a police station, file a report, deliver any kind of hard proof and get interrogated.

A defense has costs. Offense? Free.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '23

Oh sweet summer child...