Sentence examples for whose landlord from inspiring English sources

He knew of an incapacitated tenant whose landlord filed a case against her because he never saw her around.

He signed a short-term lease for a space in SoHo whose landlord cannot promise that the building, likely to be demolished, will be around past July.

Sandra and Misha initially lived in Astoria, Queens, in a basement apartment whose landlord "always wanted to turn the lights out".

Lewis G. Creekmore, the deputy director of Westchester-Putnam Legal Services in Yonkers said his agency recently represented a client whose landlord went to court to evict her.

"I'm painting my kitchen myself and saving $200," said Ms. LeDosquet, 54, whose landlord asked her to paint her red walls white before moving out.

New clues have developed in the 1997 disappearance of a Manhattan couple whose landlord has come under scrutiny in the case.

Tenants in other buildings whose landlords want to buy out of Mitchell-Lama express similar uncertainty and apprehension about moving.

We have numerous clients whose landlords have told them they have more bedrooms than appear on their tenancy agreements.

Council tenants will be at a disadvantage to housing association tenants, for whose landlords pay to stay will be voluntary".

But that suit deals with only a small number of stops at private residential buildings in the Bronx, whose landlords had authorized the police to patrol there.

But others were as successful as the Alma; to know this, you only need to look at those whose landlords, often supported by their local communities, managed to buy them.