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A federal jury on Friday found a military housing landlord did not properly maintain and repair a home at Joint Base San Antonio rented by an Army officer and ordered the company pay more than $91,000 to the soldier.
Hunt Military Communities is being sued for breaching its lease with families who lived in homes on JBSA Randolph, alleging mold and other structural issues.
A federal jury on Friday found a military housing landlord did not properly maintain and repair a home at Joint Base San Antonio rented by an Army officer and ordered the company pay more than $91,000 to the soldier.
The court proceedings are expected to be the first of many such trials involving Hunt and families complaining of issues within the company's homes.
Attorneys for Hunt Military Communities are presenting their case with witnesses who handled the maintenance work orders for homes on JBSA Randolph.