Hardwick, Cook & Co. v. 3379 Peachtree, Ltd.

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• holding that renovations contractually authorized by the lease do not amount to a constructive eviction
• holding renovations contractually authorized by a lease are not inconsistent with an implied covenant of quiet enjoyment
• holding renovations contractually authorized by a lease are not inconsistent with an implied covenant of quiet enjoyment
• landlord who was awarded possession of the premises in a dispossessory action was the prevailing party
• Despite undisputed substantial disruption at the leased premises during renovation, lessee “continued its occupancy and its business during the renovation, and nothing in the record indicates a constructive eviction.”
• Despite undisputed substantial disruption at the leased premises during renovation, lessee “continued its occupancy and its business during the renovation, and nothing in the record indicates a constructive eviction.”

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