Re: I call it Indiana pet peacock law

Posted by Geo-TH,In on July 18, 2018 at 17:47:51 from (172.78.93.238):

In Reply to: Re: I call it Indiana pet peacock law posted by SodBuster87 on July 18, 2018 at 16:57:28:

That landlord should have been taken to court via American Disability act. That is clearly a
case of abuse by landlord. I'm surprised legal action wasn't taken against him. There may be
more to the story.

People with fake Dr. letters loved to set up landlords. Sue them if they even questioned
tenant about their support animal. Usually resulting in a $25k settlement.

Is it possible the blind lady didn't have a trained service animal? A trained service animal
could cost upwards of $50k or more. I'm surprised landlord wasn't hauled into court by fair
housing laws.

Anyone can go in internet, get fake documentation register their pet, get a vest saying it a
service animal and landlords were helpless against this type of fraud.

Before this law a landlord was forced to allow support animals and then get sued when support
animal bites someone. The support animal could be anything, pitbulls, peacocks, pigs, pony.
Anything that gives the tenant a warm and fuzzy feeling is allowed.

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