Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida
The owner of the rented apartmentl has abandon the property. Can the tenant partition the court for ownership of the property.
Asked on 6/19/10, 2:11 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
David Labovitz
Labovitz Law Firm, P.A.
No. Your rights as a tenant would be limited to compelling the landlord to adhere to his obligations under your lease. If you served proper notice to the landlord of a breach under the lease and were unable to get the landlord to respond, your remedy would be to file suit. Eventually, you would probably be able to terminate your lease.
Answered on 6/19/10, 6:09 am
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