This means that the landlord must keep the keys secure and locked up where they are less likely to be stolen, and should change the locks after a tenant moves out since the old tenants may have retained copies of their keys. If a key is left out negligently and then stolen, the landlord may be held liable by the tenant. Other steps that a reasonable landlord may be required to take include: Keeping the keys in a locked key box; Coding the keys so that they are not labeled by unit number; Keeping the code sheet and key box separate; Keeping a log of who checks out a key; Locking the room where the key box is kept; Setting all alarms in the office where the key box is kept. Do I Need a Lawyer? The laws regarding landlord-tenant relationship as well as negligence can vary from state to state.
People with Alzheimerâs disease go through many changes, and sleep problems are often some of the most noticeable. Most adults have changes in their sleep patterns as they age. But the problems are more severe and happen more often for people with Alzheimerâs.
The two most significant physical findings in the cells of brains affected by Alzheimer's disease are neuritic plaques and neurofibrillary tangles. Another significant factor in AD is the greatly reduced presence of acetylcholine in the cerebral cortex. Acetylcholine is necessary for cognitive function. While some neuritic plaques, or patches, are commonly found in brains of elderly people, they appear in excessive numbers in the cerebral cortex of Alzheimer's disease patients. A protein called beta amyloid occupies the center of these plaques.