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Archive: Landlord/Tenant

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Painting your apartment fuchsia may seem like a great idea, but your landlord may not agree. Tenants need to know their rights when it comes to apartment decoration, rent increases, pets and more. Lawyer Jane Ferguson and legal clinic worker Elinor Mahoney will take your calls about your rights as a landlord and as a tenant. This show contains 1 taped piece by Your Health Mini-Medical "Fractures". Show is phone-in based, and viewers can also participate via e-mail.

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