Restatement of the law, second, property 2d ; landlord and tenant : as adopted and promulgated by the American Law Institute

Restatement of the law second, property 2d, landlord and tenant : as adopted and promulgated by the American Law Institute at Washington, D.C., May 21, 1976 volume 2 contents: Part IV - Landlord's rights and remedies - continued. Ch. 14 - Expiration of term of lease - tenant holds over. Title A. Remedies to recover possession from holdover tenant. § 14.1: Judicial remedies available for recovery of possession of leased property from a tenant improperly holding over after the termination of his lease. § 14.2: Effect of self - help doctrine of availability of speedy judicial remedy for recovery of possession from holdover tenant. § 14.3: Limits of right to use self - help to recover possession of leased property from holdover tenant where local law permits self - help. Title B. Liability of the tenant who holds over. § 14.4: Unilateral right to impose another term on a tenant improperly holding over. § 14.5: Liability of holdover tenant for use and occupation. § 14.6: Liability of holdover tenant for special damages. §14.7: Legal position of the parties during the period of a holding over. Title C. Retaliatory action. § 14.8: Retaliatory action by landlord defined. § 14.9: Remedies of tenant for landlord's retaliatory action. Part V - Transfer by landlord or tenant of interest in leased property. Ch. 15 - Transferability of landlord's or tenant's interest in leased property. § 15.1: Freedom from transfer. § 15.2: Restraints on alienation. Ch. 16 - Effect of transfer of landlord's or tenant's interest on burden and benefit of their respective obligations: herein promises running with the land. § 16.1: Obligation created by an express promise - burden of performance after transfer. § 16.2: Benefits of express promissory obligations after transfer. § 16.3: Obligations that do not rest on an express promise - burden of performance after transfer. Part VI - Tort liability of landlord. Ch. 17 - Liability for physical harm to persons on the leased property. § 17.1: Undisclosed dangerous conditions known to landlord. § 17.2: Property leased for purpose involving admission of public. § 17.3: Parts of leased property retained in landlord's control which tenant is entitled to use. § 17.4: Parts of leased property retained in landlord's control necessary to safe use of part leased. § 17.5: Where landlord contracts to repair. § 17.6: Landlord under legal duty to repair dangerous condition. § 17.7: Negligent repairs by landlord. Ch. 18 - Liability for physical harm to persons outside the leased property. § 18.1: Dangerous conditions existing when landlord transfers possession. § 18.2: Dangerous conditions which landlord has contracted to repair. § 18.3: Landlord under legal duty to repair dangerous condition. § 18.4: Activities after landlord transfers possession. Ch. 19 - Liability of landlord for physical harm to persons caused by negligence of a carefully selected independent contractor. § 19.1: Repairs which landlord is under a duty to his tenant to make. § 19.2: Maintenance of structures on property retained in landlord's possession necessary to tenant's enjoyment of leased property. § 19.3: Repairs gratuitously undertaken by landlord. Part VII - Federal bankruptcy proceeding involving one of the parties to a lease. Ch. 20 - Continuation of the lease after bankruptcy. § 20.1: Bankruptcy proceedings as default under lease. § 20.2: Assumption of lease by trustee in bankruptcy. Ch. 21 - Rejection of the lease on bankruptcy. § 21.1: Rejection of the lease by the tenant's trustee in bankruptcy. § 21.2: Rejection of the lease by the landlord's trustee in bankruptcy. Includes table of contents, tables, subject index and the 2011 cumulative annual pocket part.