Asked by Mariam Hassan on Oct 01, 2024
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Which of the following is not a remedy that may be pursued by a tenant for a landlord's breach of implied warranty of habitability?
A) Action for damages measured by the diminished value of the leasehold
B) Termination of the lease when the breach is substantial to constitute a material breach
C) Rent abatement to reflect the actual value of the leasehold in its defective condition
D) Request an injunction
Implied Warranty
An assurance, not explicitly stated, that a product meets certain quality and reliability standards.
Remedy
Legal means by which a right is enforced or the violation of a right is prevented, redressed, or compensated.
- Identify the consequences of a landlord's neglect in keeping a property safe and habitable.
- Comprehend the principle and legal ramifications of constructive eviction.
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Shalimar Nebababout 4 hours ago
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
A tenant can sue for damages,terminate the lease,withhold rent (rent abatement),and repair-and-deduct.A tenant cannot receive reimbursement for rent already paid when the landlord was not in breach.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the consequences of a landlord's neglect in keeping a property safe and habitable.
- Comprehend the principle and legal ramifications of constructive eviction.
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