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LL/T

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Frobig v. Gordon (2002)
The rule in WA is that the owner, keeper, or harborer of a dangerous or vicious animal is liable; the LL of the animal holder is not liable for any harm caused by the vicious animal.
Latent or hidden defects in the leasehold
An LL is liable to a T for harm caused by (1):
harm that existed at the commencement of the leasehold
An LL is liable to a T for harm caused by (2):
harm of which the LL had actual knowledge
An LL is liable to a T for harm caused by (3):
harm of which the LL failed to inform the T.
An LL is liable to a T for harm caused by (4):
Harm that is created after the property has been leased (and the T has taken possession)
LL is not responsible to the persons injured on or off the land
LL has no duty to repair a defective condition caused by a T
RLTA of 1973
T has a duty to not permit a nuisance on their rental property
RCW 59.18.130 (5)
Does a LL have an absolute duty to protect T against foreseeable criminal acts of other third parties?
No because the LL's negligence did not cause the T's injury.
What does the dissent in Griffin v. West RS, Inc. state?
LL owes a duty to T to protect them from foreseeable criminal conduct arising out of use of spaces under the control of the LL either exclusively or jointly with the T.
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