Bar Exam Uniform Quiz
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A tenant rented an apartment that, unknown to both the tenant and the landlord, had a latent structural defect in the subflooring. Six months into the lease, the floor in the living room began to sag dangerously. The tenant notified the landlord, who immediately hired an engineer. The engineer determined that the entire building needed major structural reinforcement, a process that would take months and require all tenants to vacate. The landlord promptly notified the tenant that he was terminating the lease due to the impossibility of making the required repairs while the unit was occupied.
The tenant, who does not want to move, sues to enjoin the lease termination. What is the likely result? Select one.
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