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Shameless epicurian
![]() Join Date: Apr 2014
First Name: Neil
Location: Winnipeg, Canada - Home of the Jets!
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There is law brewing here that will ban smoking in "multi family dwellings" ie condos, apartments, tenement housing.
Just a matter of time lads and lasses...
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That's a Corgi
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Yup... Smokers are not a protected class. How is that legal? The tenant's signed a lease with a certain rule set. Changing the rules is breaking the Landlord's end of the lease. I would not pay the penalty and would refer to the signed lease as towards what is allowed and not. There could be language that allow on the fly rule changes by landlord, but I would not sign such a lease...
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Grrrrrr
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