Showing 41–57 of 57 results
...performed repairs on these stairs would have been an essential component of Ms. White’s cause of action. Here, that theory was not specifically alleged. Ms. White alleged instead a failure to maintain the premises in a habitable condition. And...
...performed repairs on these stairs would have been an essential component of Ms. White's cause of action. Here, that theory was not specifically alleged. Ms. White alleged instead a failure to maintain the premises in a habitable condition. And...
...625 (1924) (basing liability on constructive knowledge where landlord would have discovered the defect if he had made the repairs he was supposed to make near the defect). *256 Implied Warranty of Habitability.
¶42 Here, like the plaintiff in Lian I who notified her landlord of the decrepit stairs, Martini notified Post of the defective windows in the northeast bedroom on several occasions and gave Post permission to enter the home to repair...
...keep the premises fit for human habitation at all times during a tenancy." The trial court rejected the proposed instruction on the basis that the landlord-tenant act imposed a duty to repair only with respect to conditions specifically enumerated...
...Martini contends that Post is liable for Abson’s death because he breached his duties under the RLTA and the implied warranty of habitability. In so arguing, Martini urges us to adopt the Restatement (Second) of Property: Landlord and Tenant...
...Stalick failed to maintain the steps, as a structural component of the dwelling, in good repair so as to render them usable and capable of withstanding normal forces and loads. RCW 59.18.060(2). And it is obvious Mr...
...Stalick failed to maintain the steps, as a structural component of the dwelling, in good repair so as to render them usable and capable of withstanding normal forces and loads. RCW 59.18.060(2). And it is obvious Mr...
...Owners sought damages for the cost to repair the alleged construction defects. With respect to Blume, Owners alleged that Blume failed to construct Atherton in accordance with the approved plans and the UBC fire resistivity standards. Accordingly, they brought an...
...We recognized that original purchasers could recover damages from the condominium builder-vendor for breach of an implied warranty of habitability under the law of contracts. Id. at 421. But, with an eye toward public policy considerations, we refused to...
...Owners sought damages for the cost to repair the alleged construction defects. With respect to Blume, Owners alleged that Blume failed to construct Atherton in accordance with the approved plans and the UBC fire resistivity standards. Accordingly, they brought an...
...We recognized that original purchasers could recover damages from the condominium builder-vendor for breach of an implied warranty of habitability under the law of contracts. Id. at 421, 745 P.2d 1284. But, with an eye toward public policy...
...1988) (no residential landlord-tenant act but liability under common law if tenant is injured due to defective condition the landlord agreed to repair or negligently repaired; violation of building codes is negligence per se); Houston v. York, 755 So...
...Nor-Cen, Inc., 527 N.E.2d 1157, 1160 (Ind.Ct.App.1988) (no residential landlord-tenant act but liability under common law if tenant is injured due to defective condition the landlord agreed to repair or negligently repaired; violation...
...If the tenant remains on the premises, he must await the repair process. In the event of judicial action, a court may grant damages or abatement of rent, but neither of these will restore the premises to a habitable state...
...If the tenant remains on the premises, he must await the repair process. In the event of judicial action, a court may grant damages or abatement of rent, but neither of these will restore the premises to a habitable state...
...They contend that DMC breached its duty, implied in law or explicit in the lease, to repair and maintain a habitable premise. The question is whether the Hawkinses can recover general damages from DMC under a theory of negligent infliction...