Oregon Supreme Court· 10/15/1985

Humbert v. Sellars

Citations

708 P.2d 344
300 Or. 113

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holding that Oregon’s Residential Landlord and Tenant Act extends the landlord’s liability to “a tenant’s guest who is injured by a landlord’s failure to maintain the premises in a habitable condition, if the tenant herself could recover damages for the same injury”
stating that the ORLTA “extends the landlord’s liability to others besides the tenant”
stating that the ORLTA “extends the landlord’s liability to others besides the tenant”
extending the landlord’s liability for failure to maintain the premises in a habitable condition to a guest of the tenant
extending the landlord’s liability for failure to maintain the premises in a habitable condition to a guest of the tenant
“Must the landlordbe aware of the state of disrepair and have an opportunity to repair?”

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Judges: Peterson, Carson, Lent, Campbell

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