Summary
Once a lease is signed by both parties in New York State, it becomes a legally binding contract. If a landlord decides not to allow a tenant to move in after signing, it may constitute a breach of contract, potentially entitling the tenant to damages. The President cannot overturn Supreme Court decisions; changes require new legislation or constitutional amendments. Squatting is generally illegal in New York, but government assistance may still be available without a legal address. Contacting a landlord without tenant consent can breach privacy laws, and the tenant may sue for invasion of privacy. Legal advice is recommended for navigating these issues.Full Conversation
If the Supreme Court puts something into law can the president overturn it?
The President cannot overturn a law or decision made by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court's rulings are final unless they are overturned by a constitutional amendment or a subsequent Supreme Court decision.
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The TikTok ban is set to happen on Jan 19th Supreme Court said they will uphold it Trump said he’s going to try and stop the ban once he’s president
The Supreme Court's decision to uphold the TikTok ban is final, and President Trump cannot unilaterally overturn a Supreme Court ruling. However, changes can be made through new legislation or executive orders that comply with existing constitutional standards.
Would you like information on how new legislation or executive orders can be introduced to address this issue?
Yes
In general:
- New legislation can be introduced by Congress to address issues like the TikTok ban.
- The President can issue executive orders, but they must align with the Constitution and existing laws.
Would you like more details on the legislative process or executive orders?
So basically it will be banned unless Congress agrees not to ban it and over turn the Supreme Courts ruling
Yes, that's correct. The TikTok ban will remain in effect unless Congress introduces new legislation to overturn the ban or address the issue in another way.
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Is squatting illegal
Squatting, or occupying a property without the owner's permission, is generally illegal in New York State and can be considered trespassing. However, there are certain legal protections for squatters if they meet specific criteria over time, such as adverse possession.
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If I’m squatting and don’t have an official legal address can I apply for government assistance or will they not help me because I’m squatting
Generally, you can still apply for government assistance even if you don't have an official legal address. Many programs, like SNAP or Medicaid, allow homeless individuals or those without a permanent address to apply. It's essential to explain your situation when applying.
Would you like information on specific assistance programs available in New York State?
Can I call someone’s landlord and verify if they stay there if they didn’t give me proof?
It's generally not advisable to call someone's landlord without their permission, as it may be considered an invasion of privacy and could potentially lead to legal issues.
Where are you located? This can help determine specific state laws regarding tenant privacy.
In nys
In New York State, privacy laws generally prevent landlords from sharing tenant information without consent. Calling someone's landlord to verify residency without permission could be considered a breach of privacy.
Would you like more information on tenant privacy laws or advice on how to handle this situation legally?
What if someone else provided a lease for that person and I want to verify it?
If someone else provided a lease for a person and you want to verify it, you can:
- Contact the landlord directly with the consent of the tenant.
- Review the lease document for authenticity, signatures, and terms.
- Consider using legal advice to ensure you're following privacy laws.
Would you like more details on how to legally verify a lease?
They tenant didn’t provide the lease someone else did I’ve never spoken to the tenant
It sounds like you have concerns about verifying the lease provided by someone who isn't the tenant. In New York State, you should:
- Ensure you have the tenant's consent before contacting the landlord.
- Review the lease for authenticity, including signatures and terms.
- Consider seeking legal advice to navigate privacy laws effectively.
Would you like more details on how to obtain tenant consent or verify a lease legally?
If I call and I’m not supposed to can the tenant sue me?
Yes, the tenant could potentially sue you for invasion of privacy if you contact their landlord without their permission.
Would you like more information on tenant privacy laws and how to handle tenant verification legally in New York State?
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