The fact that something is “ordinary” does not mean that it is well understood. I think about this like “common sense,” which everybody knows about, but it seems so few people have.
When it comes to what the Court sees as “ordinary wear and tear,” we may have to look at things from multiple perspectives. The fact that some part of your rental property is damaged or in disrepair may not necessarily mean that you can prove that your Tenant is at fault.
Who’s on the hook for repairs? The quick answer is, “it depends.”
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