Sentence examples for disabled tenant from inspiring English sources

Last month, Judith Wilson was fined for failing to comply with an enforcement notice ordering her to supply hot water to a disabled tenant.

There is an exemption for a disabled tenant of partner if they have a non-resident carer who provides them with overnight care.

The couple had bought the property in 2004, and, in a matter of months, quickly evicted the longtime tenants who lived in the two units, including a disabled tenant and a young family, the lawsuit said.

Finding the house was difficult because landlords are often unwilling to accept the subsidy or to have their properties modified, especially since the state does not pay to have the work undone if the disabled tenant moves out, said Lori Hardoon, the director of Partners in Dignity.

Last week, the ombudsman's office, which recommends redress if it finds in favour of individuals' complaints against councils, said Leeds city council should fund a two-week holiday for a disabled tenant and his family, after the council neglected to make appropriate adjustments to his property.

Combing through the archive of columns from her mother's glory days, she chanced upon a particularly outrageous example from 1990, in which Hilary, enraged by a recent court judgment in favour of a disabled tenant whose landlord had unlawfully evicted her, had railed with unusual vigour against the left-liberal establishment's skewed value system.

Only 15% of Habinteg's disabled tenants in general needs properties who receive the disability living allowance, have been exempted from the bedroom tax.

Most Habinteg disabled tenants have waited many years for a suitable accessible property.

They were uninterested in adapting properties for disabled tenants (forcing the council to put them up in hotels).

Investigators came to believe that the owner and operator of the rooming house had poisoned the elderly and disabled tenants and cashed their government-benefit checks.

Planned reforms include compelling private landlords to put in ramps and stairlifts for disabled tenants who request it, although the tenant would have to pay.