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**23InetrySypekek** · 06-26-2012, 10:23 PM

IDK, who told you that? It looks to me like the new MD law will hold condo's liable for pit bulls.
I talked to the lawyer representing our condo board and she seemed to be under the impression that all of the condo owners could be held liable if my dog were to bite someone. Of course she wasn't my personal lawyer and may have other motives.

I have some kind of home owners insurance I believe. I just sort of piled all that into a folder some time ago though.

skmutt - unfortunately my agreement was restricted explicitly to having the 25lb weight limit waived, and it says all other pet rules still apply.

Wtf? Who the hell is in charge in MD? What kind of court do you have in your state? When I read these type of stories it makes me want to graduate law school now, not in 2 years. Man, I would love to be able to put a hurtin' on these judges.
If I were you, and you can spare a couple thousand bucks, I would hire my own lawyer. It's worth a shot. It would suck if you had to move out, find a new place, and continue the payments on a condo you don't live in. Can you rent the condo out (as a last resort of coarse)?

06-26-2012, 10:23 PM	#28
23InetrySypekek Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 516 Senior Member	IDK, who told you that? It looks to me like the new MD law will hold condo's liable for pit bulls. I talked to the lawyer representing our condo board and she seemed to be under the impression that all of the condo owners could be held liable if my dog were to bite someone. Of course she wasn't my personal lawyer and may have other motives. I have some kind of home owners insurance I believe. I just sort of piled all that into a folder some time ago though. skmutt - unfortunately my agreement was restricted explicitly to having the 25lb weight limit waived, and it says all other pet rules still apply. Wtf? Who the hell is in charge in MD? What kind of court do you have in your state? When I read these type of stories it makes me want to graduate law school now, not in 2 years. Man, I would love to be able to put a hurtin' on these judges. If I were you, and you can spare a couple thousand bucks, I would hire my own lawyer. It's worth a shot. It would suck if you had to move out, find a new place, and continue the payments on a condo you don't live in. Can you rent the condo out (as a last resort of coarse)?
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