Rental inspection case dismissed - second time

This was a surprise. Our case was dismissed for the second time. After the city filed their brief on the 10^th of July, we thought they were going through with contesting the appeal.

It appears that a tenant of a residential rental does have the right to deny the rental inspections and the landlord cannot be forced to open up the tenant’s home for an inspection in RichardsonTexas. Wait landlords…. They may be coming into your home next…. Owner-occupied…. Everyone needs to have their property searched at least once a year…. A citizen might be giving code enforcement officers a little more power than we aught to. The way they are using the nuisance abatement is a perfect example of another abuse of power.

Tania Robinson

Court Coordinator

COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEALS

 

Kristin Wade, Judge

No. MC-13-R-0005-D

WENDY MOORE, Appellant

V.

THE STATE OF TEXAS, Appellee

On Appeal from the Municipal Court of Record of the City of Richardson, Dallas

County, Texas

Citation

# N0700524

ORDER

This is an appeal from the Richardson Municipal Court of Record in Dallas County,

Texas. The Appellee has filed a motion requesting the Court to reverse the conviction of the Appellant due to a deficiency in the charging instrument. The motion is granted and the Court is therefore, reversing and dismissing the cause.

APPEAL DISMISSED, JUDGMENT REVERSED AND CAUSE DISMISSED.

Entered this the 1

ST day of August 2013.

Judge

133 N. Riverfront Blvd., Dallas, TX 75207 (214) 653-5700 (214) 653-5777 FAX

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