Lionel, a landlord, has neglected to make repairs to his commercial property's drywall, even though there was a covenant for the landlord to make repairs to the walls, if needed, included in the lease agreement with the tenant, Liisa. Liisa had made Lionel aware of the need for repairs weeks ago. Liisa is still able to carry on her bicycle shop business on the premisses, but the badly worn drywall is becoming a nuisance. What can Liisa do, without being liable for breach of a covenant? Question 41 options: sue for damages and refuse to pay rent until the drywall is fixed nothing unilaterally surrender the lease and sue for damages terminate the lease immediately and stop paying rent sue for damages