Cohen v. Clark
| Docket Number | 18-2173 |
| Decision Date | 30 June 2020 |
In this case brought by a tenant against her landlord and a neighboring tenant alleging breach of the lease's no-pets provision the Supreme Court reversed the judgment of the district court dismissing the case, holding that the landlord's accommodation of an emotional support dog was not reasonable
Plaintiff moved into an apartment building because of its no-pets policy. Afterwards, another tenant requested a reasonable accommodation to have his emotion support animal (ESA), a dog, with him...
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1 cases
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Petro v. Palmer Coll. of Chiropractic
... ... at 853 (quoting Md. Code Art. 49B, § 42, since repealed and transferred by Acts 2009, ch. 120, § 1); see also Bracker v. Cohen , 204 A.D.2d 115, 612 N.Y.S.2d 113, 115 (1994) (finding that New York City could create a private cause of action for unlawful discrimination after ... , 37 Iowa 145, 159–60 (1873) (ruling that segregated dining practices in public accommodations are unreasonable and unenforceable); Clark v. Bd. of Dirs. , 24 Iowa 266, 277 (1868) (finding that people of color cannot be denied access to public education or relegated to segregated ... ...
1 books & journal articles
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PROPERTY LAW FOR THE AGES.
...the focus is on the restriction's effect on the project as a whole, not on the individual homeowner."). (365.) See, e.g., Cohen v. Clark, 945 N.W.2d 792, 807 (Iowa 2020) (finding that permitting a service animal for one tenant in a previously no-pets building, which caused severe allergic r......
