I have non ending numerous roof leaks in my leased commercial loft space. Is it a sufficient cause to be released from the lease

Although many use a standard lease, leases often include various provisions. Often these provisions include duration and amount of damage sustained due to the conditions of the property. Furthermore, leases often address how the damage occurred, whether by the tenant, normal wear and tear, natural disaster, etc. Lastly, it seems that your landlord is making an effort to stop the leaks, so it would depend on what the landlord was doing, and how long it takes for action to occur. For further information, contact our offices at 312-362-0000 for a consultation.

Probably not, but you would have to have your lease reviewed to determine what your rights and responsibilities are thereunder.

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