Publications
Parreco v. DC Rental Housing Commision
885 A.2nd 327 (2005)
Tenant’s petition that rent was excessive did not alert landlord to a challenge to the adequacy of the rent increase notice.
Borger Management, Inc. v. Nelson-Lee
959 A.2nd 694 (2008)
Neither the Rental Housing Act nor accompanying regulations provide for a waiver of the tenant’s opportunity to correct a new violation once the tenant has sufficiently cured a previous violation.
Dorchester House Associates Limited Partnership v. DC Rental Housing Commission
938 A.2nd 696(2008)
Kates v. DC Rental Housing Commission
630 A.2nd 1131(1993)
Rental Housing Commission erred in not including adjustment to maximum possible income (MPRI), in determining whether landlord was entitled to hardship rent increase.
Young v. District of Columbia
752 A.2nd 138 (2000)
Assuming that apartment occupant was tenant’s subtenant, tenant could not evict him except through court process.
Tenants of 5912 14th Street, NW v. DC Rental Housing Commission
650 A.2nd 667 (1994)
McCulloch v. DC Rental Housing Commission
584 A.2nd 1244 (1991)