The correct answer to this question, and any other legal question similar to this question, is “DEPENDS”. It all depends on the particular situation, how you (or your Attorney) will present your case, how the other parties or their attorney defend their position, and of course the judge. However, following is the Texas Law in this matter: Texas Bill, HB 1086, Relating to interruption of electric service by a residential landlord addresses this … (1 comments)
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