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Landmark HHH, LLC v. Park
No. 072365Supreme Court of Virginia
072365 Landmark HHH, LLC v. Park 01/16/2009 In a commercial lease dispute, the circuit court correctly determined that the landlord was liable in contract damages for losses sustained by the tenant when a rece…
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072365 Landmark HHH, LLC v. Park 01/16/2009 In a commercial lease dispute, the circuit court correctly determined that the landlo…
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072365 Landmark HHH, LLC v. Park 01/16/2009 In a commercial lease dispute, the circuit court correctly determined that the landlord was liable in contract damages for losses sustained by the tenant when a recently replaced roof leaked during a rainstorm, inundating the leased premises and causing substantial damage to the tenant's inventory. The court also correctly found that lease provisions requiring the tenant to maintain hazard insurance and hold the landlord harmless for any insured losses did not bar the tenant from seeking damages from the landlord. The circuit court's judgment is affirmed.
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072365 Landmark HHH, LLC v. Park 01/16/2009 In a commercial lease dispute, the circuit court correctly determined that the landlord was liable in contract damages for losses sustained by the tenant when a recently replaced roof leaked during a rainstorm, inundating the leased premises and causing substantial damage to the tenant's inventory. The court also correctly found that lease provisions requiring the tenant to maintain hazard insurance and hold the landlord harmless for any insured losses did not bar the tenant from seeking damages from the landlord. The circuit court's judgment is affirmed.
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