Alan Nochumson.
A recent memorandum opinion issued by Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Nina W. Padilla in Frempong v. Richardson may significantly change the way residential landlord-tenant disputes are handled for properties located in the city of Philadelphia.
November 14, 2018 at 12:09 PM
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A recent memorandum opinion issued by Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Nina W. Padilla in Frempong v. Richardson may significantly change the way residential landlord-tenant disputes are handled for properties located in the city of Philadelphia.
In Frempong, the parties entered into a month-to-month lease for a property located in Philadelphia, the opinion said.
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