Email Agreement Landlord Dispute

Summary

Email agreements can be binding in New Jersey if they clearly outline terms and both parties intended to be bound. If a previous landlord agreed via email to a specific responsibility, and the new landlord is not acknowledging it, review the email for clear terms and intent. Present the email as evidence to the new landlord. If the issue persists, consider consulting a local attorney for further guidance.

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It sounds like the previous landlord agreed via email to take on a specific responsibility, but the new landlord is not acknowledging it. In New Jersey, written agreements, including emails, can be binding if they clearly outline the terms and both parties intended to be bound.
- Review the email for clear terms and intent.
- Consider discussing this with the new landlord, presenting the email as evidence.
- If needed, consult a local attorney for further assistance.
Is there a specific responsibility or obligation mentioned in the email that you need help with?