Exam 42: Real Property and Landlord Tenant Law

Jacques informed his tenants that the railing on their balcony was unstable and he was in the process of repairing it.In the meantime,one of the tenants stepped out onto the balcony and fell through the railing.The tenant sued Jacques.Under common law,is the landlord liable?

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If the court awards a partition to co-tenants,the court will normally attempt a partition by kind.If partition by kind is impossible because there is no fair way to divide the property,the court will order the real estate sold and the proceeds equally divided.

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Question 42

Owners in a joint tenancy with the right of survivorship cannot transfer their interest during their lifetime.

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Christy's new office lease states that rent will increase by 2% per year to cover tax increases.This is known as a(n)

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Question 44

Future interests in land

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Exam 42: Real Property and Landlord Tenant Law

​Jacques informed his tenants that the railing on their balcony was unstable and he was in the process of repairing it.In the meantime,one of the tenants stepped out onto the balcony and fell through the railing.The tenant sued Jacques.Under common law,is the landlord liable?

If the court awards a partition to co-tenants,the court will normally attempt a partition by kind.If partition by kind is impossible because there is no fair way to divide the property,the court will order the real estate sold and the proceeds equally divided.

Owners in a joint tenancy with the right of survivorship cannot transfer their interest during their lifetime.

Christy's new office lease states that rent will increase by 2% per year to cover tax increases.This is known as a(n)

Future interests in land

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Jacques informed his tenants that the railing on their balcony was unstable and he was in the process of repairing it.In the meantime,one of the tenants stepped out onto the balcony and fell through the railing.The tenant sued Jacques.Under common law,is the landlord liable?