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Robert P. Sullivan, a lawyer, CPA and landlord, will likely not soon forget the lesson he received in court, reinforced by having to pay almost $11,000 in a housing discrimination case. The lesson -- that participation in the federal Section 8 program is not voluntary -- meant Sullivan had no right to reject a rental application on the basis of income level, without considering the applicable Section 8 supplement. Sullivan has filed an appeal.
November 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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