Assertion: landlord | /r/HasAspect | obligation
Facets:
value: as landlord
type: MANNER
value: in their capacity
type: OTHER
value: in such cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: in respect of other persons
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in respect of their own employees
type: OTHER
value: to other occupiers of the building
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to the tenant
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: under coshh
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Landlords have an obligation to follow the statewide and local laws regarding the security deposit.
text: The landlord has no liability when it comes to flood damage to furniture, clothes, electronics or other personal belongings of a tenant.
text: Also, landlords had no obligation to maintain the premises, and many tenants were forced to live in uninhabitable conditions.
text: For example, it does not seem likely that a landlord who has no active role in the management of their building, and who is solely providing rental units, would have any obligation under COSHH purely in its capacity as landlord.
text: Where, for example, a landlord is acting as a property manager or as an employer, they are likely to have more obligations rather than if they were acting solely in the capacity of a landlord.
text: If it is a single let property, with no services being provided by the landlord, it is unlikely that the landlord has any obligations to the tenant or other occupiers of the building.
text: It is a misconception that landlords only have obligations to follow because there are numerous rights exercised by landlords that tenants have to be aware of prior to signing the agreement.
text: In such cases, the landlord would likely have obligations in respect of their own employees that attend at the property to provide any of the services and in respect of other persons likely to be present in parts of a property under their control (such as common or retained parts).
text: However, it is important to note that this is different from landlords having obligations solely in their capacity as landlord.
text: The landlord has no liability when it comes to flood damage to furniture, clothes, electronics or other personal belongings of a tenant.