Subject: landlord must pay compensation even if the water seeps from the roof
Supreme Court - Civil Section III - Case No. 28 June 2010 15372
The landlord must indemnify the tenant if the infiltration that have rented the property unusable come from parts of the building. Burden on the owner, in fact, the obligation to preserve the asset so that it is always efficient. He explained the third civil division of the Supreme Court with the ruling 15372/2010 whereby in the building where the use of the leased premises become unusable due to infiltration of water from parts of the building, "there the principal obligation of the lessor in order to maintain the rented property was in use to serve the defendant. " Nor is it relevant that the owner has possession of the property since it remains dependent on him the obligation to perform periodic inspections and perform any necessary intervention.
The landlord must indemnify the tenant if the infiltration that have rented the property unusable come from parts of the building. Burden on the owner, in fact, the obligation to preserve the asset so that it is always efficient. He explained the third civil division of the Supreme Court with the ruling 15372/2010 whereby in the building where the use of the leased premises become unusable due to infiltration of water from parts of the building, "there the principal obligation of the lessor in order to maintain the rented property was in use to serve the defendant. " Nor is it relevant that the owner has possession of the property since it remains dependent on him the obligation to perform periodic inspections and perform any necessary intervention.
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