Mr. and Mrs. Smith sign a lease for a restaurant in Florida. Once the construction crew starts working on the restaurant unexplained and mysterious events disrupt the work. The Smiths are convinced that the place is haunted, and they want to cancel the lease. They are deeply religious people and their religion prevents them from being close to poltergeists. The landlord refuses to cancel the Lease as he claims that ghosts' do not exist. Which of the following is a likely outcome? a.) The Smiths are entitled to cancel the Lease and receive a full refund of their deposit since they had contracted for a ghost free property, and should not be forced to deal with spirits. b.) The Landlord can keep the deposit and sue the Smiths since he is not legally responsible for ghosts and poltergeists. c.) If the restaurant is the most popular spot for the local ghost tour, the Landlord may be held responsible for failure to disclose the issue to the tenants. d.) If the Landlord offers an exorcism to clean up the place, then the tenant must honor the lease