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.
Cafritz Co. v. DC Rental Housing Commission
615 A.2nd 222 (1992)
Hanson v. DC Rental Housing Commission
584 A.2nd 592 (1991)
Hampton Courts. Tenants’ Association v. DC Rental Housing Commission
599 A.2nd 1113 (1991)
Mullin v. DC Rental Housing Commission
747 A.2nd 135 (2000)
Fort Chaplin Park Associates v. DC Rental Housing Commission
649 A.2nd 1076 (1994)
Bernstein Management Corporation v. DC Rental Housing Commission
952 A.2nd190 (2008)
Statute authorizing fines and damages was not void for arbitrariness.
Goodman v. DC Rental Housing Commission
573 A.2nd 1293 (1990)
Lenkin Co. Management, Inc. v. DC Rental Housing Commission
642 A.2nd 1282 (1994)
Landlord, after filing petition for rent ceiling increase for proposed improvements, must wait 60 days for administrator’s decision before commencing improvements to rental property.
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