constructive evictionsの例文

• Doing so may constitute a " constructive eviction " and expose the landlord to civil and criminal liability.
• Div . 1988 ) is featured in contemporary property law case books to illustrate the concept of partial constructive eviction.
• Edmund E . Fleming, the tenants'lawyer, argued that the court should find an implied warranty of habitability in the lease, based on the idea of constructive eviction.
• The Court's ruling in favor of Kikuchi established the notion of " partial constructive eviction "; that is, a partial exclusion from the quiet use and enjoyment of the property.
• So began a legal battle in which Klar claimed constructive eviction _ a legal term for landlord actions that interfere with a tenant's use of the property _ and the landlord claimed she broke the lease.
• The Islanders threw off their gloves by creating a Web site _ " www . coliseum-coverup . com " _ to explain the alleged breaches and the reasons that " constructive eviction " occurred at the arena.
• ""'Case v . Minot " "', 158 Mass . 577 ( 1893 ), was a case decided by the Supreme Court of Massachusetts that was one of the first cases to hold that inaction by a landlord could establish a constructive eviction.