Counter sue to get the rent they're not payingwoodiewood1 said:If you make your rental property uninhabitable, which this would do, you will be sued and they will win.BQ_90 said:
if I was landlord I'd start removing front doors. what can they do, take you to court.
Brazos County Precinct 4 Evictions Suspended
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Pretty sure you can appeal a JP court eviction ruling to county court at law. That's what I'd do, assuming the JP is not following the Texas Property Code. File the eviction, JP refuses to hear / dismisses / rules against you, appeal to CCL.
It will cost you more money, but you may be able to add those expenses to your judgement. You also may be able to "complain" to the state or do whatever was done to George Boyett when he was reprimanded by the state for making up his own rules.
I dunno, I'm not a lawyer, maybe someone who is will weigh in.
It will cost you more money, but you may be able to add those expenses to your judgement. You also may be able to "complain" to the state or do whatever was done to George Boyett when he was reprimanded by the state for making up his own rules.
I dunno, I'm not a lawyer, maybe someone who is will weigh in.