TORT LIABILITY OF A LANDLORD
Harkrider, Raymond Harrison
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- 1977King v. G & M Realty Corp. Mass.
- 1963Delphia v. Proctor Vt.
- 1955Standafer v. First National Bank Minn.
- 1949Breimhorst v. Beckman Minn.
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Abstract
At Common Law. According to the rules of the common law a landlord is under no legal duty to repair the demised premises during the term unless he expressly agrees to do so. It therefore may be stated, as a general rule, that he is liable neither to the tenant nor to the tenant's invitees for injuries caused by the premises falling into a state of disrepair during the term.