begun to crack the pavement. Lease states that I am only responsible for the foundations, that it is the tenant's responsibility and cost to repair and maintain in good condition the property, which includes the building and grounds. The lease is long-term (30 year), triple L, and the insurance policy includes liability; landlord is additional insured, held harmless.
Tenant has always maintained the property trees, shrubs and lawn. Is there a legal precedent for landlords having to pay for cutting trees even if the lease says that property maintenance and repair is the responsibility of the tenants' and this has always been the practice?
