Landlord Larsen owned an office building and Tilley was a tenant. The private trash company hired by Larsen placed the office building's large trash dumpsters in the parking spaces allotted to tenant Tilley. The trash company repeatedly did this two to three days a week, for six months. In the second month Tilley sent Larsen a letter that complained about the dumpsters and insisted that Larsen make the parking spaces available to Tilley's customers. When the spaces remained unavailable for another month after the letter, Tilley moved to a new location. A court will likely conclude ...

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that Tilley remains liable for rent under the principle of independent covenants.

that Tilley remains liable for rent under the principle of dependent covenants.

that Tilley is not liable for rent under the principle of a landlord's duties regarding the habitability of the premises.

that Tilley is not liable for rent under the principle of constructive eviction.