Statutes and regulations

§ 1201.457.

Tex. Occupations Code § 1201.457 · Texas · Statutes

Code oc › Chapter 1201 › Section 1201.457

HABITABILITY: CHANGE TO OR FROM NONRESIDENTIAL USE OR SALVAGE. … (a-1) If the sale or exchange of a used manufactured home is for the purchaser's nonresidential use other than a business use, the home is not required to be habitable.

60-6-201 Definitions

Mont. Code Ann. § 60-6-201 · Montana · Statutes

Title 60 › Chapter 6 › Part 2 › Section 60-6-201

As used in this part, the following definitions apply: (1) "Camping" means the use of outdoor property for the purpose of habitation, including sleeping, sitting, or lying.

Section 33-4-46 Grounds for Depriving Pilot of Branch

Ala. Code § 33-4-46 · Alabama · Statutes

Title 33 › Chapter 4 › Section 33-4-46

violation of his duties, or the orders or regulation of the commissioners, or for negligently losing or injuring any vessel in his charge; or when laboring under mental derangement or when so addicted to habits

§14–876.

Md. Code, Tax - Property § 14-876 · Maryland · Statutes

Article gtp › Title 14 › Subtitle 8 › Section 14-876

(1) enter a judgment that: (i) proper notice has been provided to all interested parties; and (ii) the real property is a vacant lot or an improved property cited as vacant and unsafe or unfit for habitation

§21–218.

Md. Code, Health - General § 21-218 · Maryland · Statutes

Article ghg › Title 21 › Subtitle 2 › Section 21-218

leaves, cocaine, codeine, heroin, morphine, opium, paraldehyde, peyote, sulphonmethane, or any chemical derivative of any of these substances, which derivative, after investigation, has been designated as habit … Secretary under this subtitle, unless its label states the name and quantity or proportion of the substance or derivative and, immediately beside that information, a warning that states: “Warning –– May be habit

§10–802.

Md. Code, Real Property § 10-802 · Maryland · Statutes

Article grp › Title 10 › Subtitle 8 › Section 10-802

(3) “Residential real estate” means: (i) Real property improved by four or fewer single–family dwelling units that are designed principally and are intended for human habitation; and (ii) Unimproved

§7–105.

Md. Code, Real Property § 7-105.16 · Maryland · Statutes

Article grp › Title 7 › Subtitle 1 › Section 7-105.16

(3) (i) “Residential property” means real property improved by a dwelling unit that is designed principally and is intended for human habitation. (ii) “Residential property” includes: 1.

§14–875.

Md. Code, Tax - Property § 14-875 · Maryland · Statutes

Article gtp › Title 14 › Subtitle 8 › Section 14-875

that the address of a particular interested party in the real property is unknown; (8) a statement that the real property is a vacant lot or improved property cited as vacant and unsafe or unfit for habitation

§14–806.

Md. Code, Tax - Property § 14-806 · Maryland · Statutes

Article gtp › Title 14 › Subtitle 8 › Section 14-806

the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development certifies that the property: 1. is a vacant lot; or 2. has a building or structure that is: A. vacant; and B. unsafe or unfit for habitation

227.175 Application for permit or zone change

ORS § 227.175 · Oregon · Statutes

Title 21 › Chapter 227 › Section 227.175

commission) , the city must adopt findings supported by substantial evidence demonstrating the necessity of the reduction. ensity or height only if the reduction is necessary to resolve a health, safety or habitability … (C) “Habitability” means being in compliance with the applicable provisions of the state building code under ORS chapter 455 and the rules adopted thereunder.

215.416 Permit application

ORS § 215.416 · Oregon · Statutes

Title 20 › Chapter 215 › Section 215.416

commission) , the county must adopt findings supported by substantial evidence demonstrating the necessity of the reduction. sity or height only if the reduction is necessary to resolve a health, safety or habitability … (C) “Habitability” means being in compliance with the applicable provisions of the state building code under ORS chapter 455 and the rules adopted thereunder.

§ 325E.67 POST-LOSS ASSIGNMENT OF BENEFITS.

Minn. Stat. § 325E.67 · Minnesota · Statutes

Part 324_342 › Chapter 325E › Section 325E.67

(c) "Residential real estate" means a new or existing building, including appurtenant structures, constructed for habitation by at least one family but no more than four families. § Subd. 2.

Repairs by tenants of residential premises to cure violations; reimbursement for cost

Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 111, sec. 127L · Massachusetts · Statutes

Part I › Title XVI › Chapter 111 › Section 127L

When violations of the standards of fitness for human habitation as established in the state sanitary code, or of other applicable laws, ordinances, by-laws, rules or regulations, may endanger or materially … When violations of the standards of fitness for human habitation as established in the state sanitary code, or of other applicable laws, ordinances, by-laws, rules or regulations, may endanger or materially

Miss. Code Ann. § 67-1-57

Miss. Code Ann. § 67-1-57 · Mississippi · Statutes

Title 67 › Chapter 1 › Section 1-57

(g) That the applicant is not in the habit of using alcoholic beverages to excess and is not physically or mentally incapacitated, and that the applicant has the ability to read and write the English language

§ 11.1825.

Tex. Tax Code § 11.1825 · Texas · Statutes

Code tx › Chapter 11 › Section 11.1825

authorized by the financial lender; or (2) if the financial lender does not require a reserve fund for replacements, only to pay the cost of capital improvements needed for the property to maintain habitability

§15–103.

Md. Code, Health - General § 15-103 · Maryland · Statutes

Article ghg › Title 15 › Subtitle 1 › Section 15-103

abuse treatment for substance abusing pregnant women and all other enrollees of managed care organizations who require these services; (vii) Educate enrollees on health care prevention and good health habits

29-A §101. Definitions

29-A M.R.S. § 101 · Maine · Statutes

Title 29-A › Chapter 1 › Section 101

Is originally designed, reconstructed or permanently altered to provide facilities for human habitation; or [PL 1993, c. 683, Pt. A, §2 (NEW); PL 1993, c. 683, Pt. B, §5 (AFF).] B.

Accident and health insurance policies; commissioner's approval; contents

Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 175, sec. 108 · Massachusetts · Statutes

Part I › Title XXII › Chapter 175 › Section 108

The criteria may require (i) a minimum participation in the programs by percentage, (ii) promoting healthy workplace habits, (iii) promoting health screenings, (iv) promoting health education, and (v)