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implied warranty of habitability

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implied warranty of habitability

(1) A legal doctrine that imposes on a landlord the obligation to make leased premises ready for occupancy in a safe, healthy, and nonhazardous condition and with the minimal amenities necessary for the provision of heat and water,although not including the utilities themselves. Many states have passed uniform landlord tenant laws, changing the implied warranty into an expressly articulated and defined legal obligation of the landlord. (2) State law may also imply similar warranties for new home builders.



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39) Implied Warranty of Habitability The implied warranty of habitability concerns whether a newly constructed residence serves its inhabitants.
: Plaintiffs allege breach of contract, breach of implied warranty of habitability, breach of implied warranty of good workmanship, negligence.
2) The landlord breaches the "implied warranty of habitability" The implied warranty of habitability is a legal standard that requires a landlord to keep the premises in livable condition (in compliance with local building codes).
 
 
 
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