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 Mold Legal Guide BookWhether or not you are a mold victim, or a present or future mold plaintiff or mold defendant, the Mold Legal Guide will help you and your lawyer to deal with and to survive financially the complicated legal problems arising from mold issues that are commonly arising in today's lawsuit-crazy world in such business relationships as: landlord and tenant, employer and employee, property seller and buyer, realtor or real estate agent and seller or buyer, mortgage lender and debtor, home builder and buyer, and contractor and customer. More information... |
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News: California Mold Health Problems |
Mold lands landlord in hot water
Cleaning and Maintenance Management Online;
cmmonline.com, May 13, 2002
HONOLULU —
A Japanese billionaire accused of having dilapidated homes after he tried
to evict hundreds of renters in California for complaining about mold
health problems is suing a real estate firm, claiming it mismanaged his
properties.
The lawsuit filed Friday in federal court on behalf of Gensiro Kawamoto
against CB Richard Ellis Inc. of Sacramento, CA, claims an unspecified
amount of damages for alleged wrongful acts, including breach of contract,
the Associated Press reported.
Kawamoto, a reclusive businessman with investments in California and
Hawaii, issued 570 eviction notices in February to tenants in Sacramento
and Santa Rosa, giving them 30 days to move out.
He extended the deadline to June after an intense public outcry. He has
said he plans to sell the properties to raise money for other investments.
But authorities said they suspect Kawamoto may have tried to evict tenants
because they complained about problems, including mold that caused bloody
noses, rashes, fatigue and respiratory problems.
On April 29 Kawamoto settled a lawsuit accusing him of keeping 149 rental
homes in Santa Rosa in disrepair. Under the settlement, he is required to
pay the county $80,000 in legal fees, make thousands of dollars worth of
repairs and offer current and some former tenants up to two months' free
rent.
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Is Your Landlord Unconcerned and Uncaring about Your Apartment or Rental House or Condominium Mold Problems?Get both the landlord attention and action that you and your family deserve by using the 3 step [3 separate notices if necessary] after you have documented the mold infestation in your apartment, or rental house or condominium by using do it yourself mold test kits available at a large hardware, home improvement, or hardware store, or by hiring a Certified Mold Inspector. |
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