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Home » PHA Not Liable for Inspection Delay, Including Son’s Income
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PHA Not Liable for Inspection Delay, Including Son’s Income

Dec 24, 2013
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Facts: A resident sued the local PHA for allegedly depriving her of her due process rights by failing to give her an informal hearing to challenge: (1) the PHA’s calculation of her 2010 housing subsidy; (2) the PHA’s use of an inflated estimate of her income; and (3) the PHA’s failure to exclude her son and his income from the household promptly. The resident argued that the PHA didn’t conduct a timely inspection of her residence, in violation of HUD regulations and the administrative plan.

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