In so ruling, the court noted that the language of the
commercial lease permitted the landlord to make repairs but did not require him
to do so.
The court otherwise noted that the landlord did not undertake to make general repairs to the premises by previously installing a handicap ramp, paving the parking lot, installing landscaping, and/or installing a handrail between other floors as such improvements were note deemed to establish a general undertaking of property repair.
Source: “Court Summaries,” Pennsylvania Bar News
(August 22, 2016) By Timothy L. Clawges.
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