· 5/8/2015
James Jordan v. State
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- RHC’s refusal to award treble damages supported by evidence that landlord did not intend to deceive tenants
- RHA’s statute of limitations also applies to claims resting on improper filing of rent-ceiling adjustments; “the statute of limitations exists to preclude merits arguments, no matter their basis”
- in upholding RHC’s refusal to award treble damages, court describes “bad faith” under RHA as “intent to misrepresent” and notes that RHC “applied this standard or one substantially similar to it”
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