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during a hearing because landlords sometimes fail to complete "moving in and moving out inventories" and want to deduct money for damages to the apartment from the deposit at that time.
But Roy said the tenant would "invariably" win cases in which the landlord was obviously reiligent in repaying the deposit, the condition of the apartment was clearly established and the tenant has an acknowledgment from his landlord that he was entitled to a deposit return.
However, it is important for tenants to obtain legal advice before attempting any recovery procedures, Roy said.
Expos president says drugs caused losses
By United Press International
NEW YORK — The president of the Montreal Expos baseball team blames cocaine abuse among players, including one who snorted it during games, for the team's failure to win the 1982 pennant, according to a New York Times story.
the newspaper, in the second part of a series on cocaine in baseball, also quoted baseball managers and executives as saying that cocaine use had become so widespread that it now is a major
factor in trade talks between teams. The newspaper said that managers often suspected drug use when a player made a mistake on the field.
"We felt we should have won in '82," Expos President John McHale was quoted as saying. "When we all woke up to what was going on, we found there were at least eight players on our club who were into this thing."
Tim Raines, who went through cocaine rehabilitation, was one of those players.
ABC tightens drink loopholes
By United Press International
TOPEKA — The state Rules and Regulations Board Tuesday approved several temporary rules by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, including one that says that a day does not end at midnight.
The rules are designed to tighten loopholes that some club owners have found in new state laws designed to curb activities that promote liquor consumption in private clubs and taverns. The temporary rules approved by the rules board will be in effect until May 1, when identical permanent rules — which do not require rules board approval — will go into effect.
John Lamb, ABC director, said the
agency decided to define a day because several private clubs had interpreted the new law to create a de facto happy hour.
Lawmakers banned happy hours, drink-and-drowsn and other promotions designed to stimulate consumption of alcohol. The new statute says the price charged for drinks cannot be changed within a given day.
Some club owners began lowering their drink prices at midnight and argued that it was the beginning of a new day, Lamb said. Therefore, the new rule defines a day as a business day, from opening to closing of an establishment.
The rules board also approved ABC's new definition of a meal, as a
combination of one or more food items regularly offered on a menu that a reasonable person would consider to constitute a meal.
When the Legislature banned the giving away of drinks, it did say that a free drink could be provided with the purchase of a meal. The meal definition became necessary to prevent giving away a drink to somebody who buys a bowl of popcorn, chips or other snack.
Also approved was a rule pertaining to a new law that allows a hotel or hotel that does not have its own private club to contract with a private club in the same county to treat the inn's transient guests as temporary private club members.
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