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Is a landlord liable for a civil fine if a tenant violates the Commissions regulations?

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Is a landlord liable for a civil fine if a tenant violates the Commissions regulations?

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Potentially. Both owner and tenant are responsible for a violation. If the tenant is the guilty party, the Commission may endeavor, where possible, to bring the action against that individual. As with most laws, however, ultimately the property owner is responsible for ensuring that his or her property complies with all landmark regulations, as well as with all building, housing, and fire codes.

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