Johnson v. Wheeler
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtNadeau, J.
The Concord District Court (Rappa, J.) awarded $12,000 to the plaintiff, Mark Johnson, for violations of RSA chapter 540-A (1997). The defendants, Wayne Wheeler and Donald Jones, do not dispute that they violated the specific provisions of the landlord-tenant act; rather, they argue the district court erred in its damage award. We affirm.
The following facts are uncontested on appeal. The defendants are both “landlords,” in that they own and/or manage The Whitfield House on Pleasant Street in Concord. See RSA 540-A:l, I. The *595Whitfield House is a rooming house where the plaintiff had lived for…
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