Reversible error: Fact questions remain regarding signature on agreement
A trial court made reversible errors in a matter between a landlord and a tenant involving elevated mold conditions at a rental property, according to a Court of Appeals panel.
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A trial court made reversible errors in a matter between a landlord and a tenant involving elevated mold conditions at a rental property, according to a Court of Appeals panel.
A trial court made reversible errors in a matter between a landlord and a tenant involving elevated mold conditions at a rental property, according to a Court of Appeals panel.
Where a defendant landlord was granted summary disposition in a negligence suit over the presence of mold, that judgment, based on a release signed by the plaintiff, must be vacated because of a genuine question of fact regarding the validity of the plaintiff’s signature.