If we reason by paying too much attention to exceptions to the rule, and generalize on the exceptions, our reasoning contains this fallacy. This fallacy is the converse of the accident fallacy. It is a kind of Hasty Generalization, by generalizing too quickly from a peculiar case.
A tenant has multiple rights dealing with security deposits, and some of these Arkansas tenant rights are listed below: â¢ A security deposit cannot amount to more than 2 months of rent in any circumstances. â¢ A landlord must return a security deposit within 60 days of the termination of tenancy.
There are two ways to evict a tenant in Arkansas: civil eviction or criminal eviction. Each method has its own benefits and drawbacks. The civil eviction is known as the unlawful detainer. This method of eviction has long historical roots; it essentially is the same method the British used before America was colonized. Today, it is codified in the Arkansas statutes at Arkansas Code Annotated 18-60-301 et seq.