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LANDLORDS AND TENANTS
SPECIAL REPORTREVISED SEPTEMBER 2016866 LANDLORDSG U I D ENo_JUDON FAMBROUGHTENANTSAND_Addendum with updates added March 2019E .V. RUSTY ADAMS IIIATTORNEYS AT LAWJ udon Fambrough Attorney at LawLandlords and TENANTS GuideRevised September 2016 2019, Real Estate Center. All rights contained in this document is current as of September 2016. An addendum has been included to address changes through March 2019. Portions may now be out of date because of changes in laws, rules, market conditions, or other factors. Real Estate Center publications are for information only. They are not a substitute for legal, tax, or other professional advice. Addendum by "Rusty" Adams III Attorney at LawForewordResidential Landlord's Duty to RepairRetaliationResidential Landlord's Duty to Return Security DepositsRental ApplicationResidential Landlord's Duty to Install, Inspect, and Repair Smoke Alarms and Fire Extinguishers Residential Landlord's Liability for Utility Cutoffs and Interruptions Miscellaneous Landlord-Tenant Topics Charging Late Fees Providing Emergency Phone Number Guarantor's Liability When Lease Renewed Advance Notices for Terminating Leases Termination of Leases for Criminal Conviction TENANTS ' Lien Subletting and Finding Replacement TENANTS TENANTS ' Insurance TENANTS ' Right to Protest Property Taxes TENANTS ' Right to Summon Police TENANTS ' Right to Terminate L
Code and also Articles 6701g-2 and 6573(a) of the Texas Civil Statutes as amended, as each applies to residential and commercial tenancies. Because of the number of recent amendments, many sections lack case law to construe and clarify meaning and application. This is particularly true of laws dealing with security devices, pool yard en-
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