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The obligation to keep premises in good repair is a fundamental aspect of lease agreements, carrying significant legal implications for tenants and landlords alike. This guidance note provides expert analysis on the scope and limitations of repair obligations under current property law. Practitioners must understand how these evolving legal requirements affect lease negotiations and ongoing tenancy responsibilities.
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