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My landlord has accused me of violating the lease. I don’t believe I have violated the lease, but i understand this argument is too hard to argue. My lease states for the first violation “If there is a complaint we will investigate and if we conclude that the complaint is of merit, we will issue a written warning to you outlining the violation.” I was charged $800 and when I brought up to my landlord that I never received a written warning she told me she sends out monthly emails stating the violation. I never check my email that they have, so I never saw this. Would this count as a written warning?
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Without looking at the lease and other communications which is the forst step, it is impossible to tell.
Answered on Feb 18th, 2021 at 7:27 AM
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Yes. Unless the lease says otherwise, e-mails are considered writings.
Answered on Feb 18th, 2021 at 6:00 AM
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