A landlord 1. must perform repairs reasonably even if he has no contractual obligation to make the

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A landlord 

1. must perform repairs reasonably even if he has no contractual obligation to make the repairs.
2. cannot be sued in tort by a plaintiff injured as a result of the landlord’s breach of her covenant to make repairs.
3. does not have a duty to inspect his tenant’s premises and find and repair damages even if he knows the tenant is holding the land open to the public.
4. all of the above.

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Tort Law

ISBN: 9781285448046

6th Edition

Authors: J. Stanley Edwards, J.D.

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