Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Texas
Guest v. Tenant in Extended Stay Suites
I need statutory law, if any, and some case law which supports individual who resides in extended stay suites hotel as a permanent resident is under title of law a ''tenant'' with protections of the Texas Property Code and not a guest with no protections. Individual has resided in suites hotel in excess of 30 consecutive days as required in Hotel Occupancy Code 156.101, pays rent on 2-wk basis, and has resided in same suite for over one year and has established venue. Can anybody help me with case law to support that issue ?
Asked on 8/15/02, 2:14 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Kevin Michaels
Law Offices of Kevin R. Michaels, P.C.
Re: Guest v. Tenant in Extended Stay Suites
Look at the Texas Property Code, Section 92.
Answered on 8/16/02, 10:00 am
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