Texas § 92.205 REMEDIES.

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§ 92.205 — REMEDIES.

Texas § 92.205

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Sec. 92.205. REMEDIES.

(a)A tenant of a landlord who is liable under Section 92.202 , 92.203 , or 92.204 may obtain or exercise one or more of the following remedies:

(1)a court order directing the landlord to make a disclosure required by this subchapter;

(2)a judgment against the landlord for an amount equal to the tenant's actual costs in discovering the information required to be disclosed by this subchapter;

(3)a judgment against the landlord for one month's rent plus $100;

(4)a judgment against the landlord for court costs and attorney's fees; and

(5)unilateral termination of the lease without a court proceeding.

(b)A governmental body whose official or employee has requested information from a landlord who is liable under Section 92.202 or 92.204 may obtain or exercise one or

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Sec. 92.205. REMEDIES. (a) A tenant of a landlord who is liable under Section 92.202 , 92.203 , or 92.204 may obtain or exercise one or more of the following remedies:
(1) a court order directing the landlord to make a disclosure required by this subchapter;
(2) a judgment against the landlord for an amount equal to the tenant's actual costs in discovering the information required to be disclosed by this subchapter;
(3) a judgment against the landlord for one month's rent plus $100;
(4) a judgment against the landlord for court costs and attorney's fees; and
(5) unilateral termination of the lease without a court proceeding.
(b) A governmental body whose official or employee has requested information from a landlord who is liable under Section 92.202 or 92.204 may obtain or exercise one or more of the following remedies:
(1) a court order directing the landlord to make a disclosure required by this subchapter;
(2) a judgment against the landlord for an amount equal to the governmental body's actual costs in discovering the information required to be disclosed by this subchapter;
(3) a judgment against the landlord for $500; and
(4) a judgment against the landlord for court costs and attorney's fees.