Regarding the Liability of a Landlord, Which of the Following

question 10

Multiple Choice

Regarding the liability of a landlord, which of the following is false?

• A) If an injury occurs on residential premises because of a condition that the landlord knew or should have known about, the landlord can be held responsible for the injury.
• B) If the landlord is aware of a dangerous condition but does not make the tenant aware of the condition, the landlord will be responsible for any resulting injury.
• C) If the landlord is aware of a dangerous condition but hides the condition from the tenant, the landlord will be responsible for any resulting injury.
• D) If premises are used for commercial purposes, the landlord has a responsibility to ensure that the premises are in reasonably good condition before the tenant takes control of the property.
• E) If the premises are used for commercial purposes, the landlord is responsible for maintaining the premises.

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