An Allegheny County judge has denied all of the preliminary objections brought by a landlord who faced counterclaims from a tenant it sued for failing to pay rent and damaging the property.
August 30, 2011 at 10:00 AM
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An Allegheny County judge has denied all of the preliminary objections brought by a landlord who faced counterclaims from a tenant it sued for failing to pay rent and damaging the property.
Plaintiff Dysan Development sued former tenant John Ross after he left the building in November 2010, before the five-year lease signed June 2006 was up.
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