Lamont Armstrong v. State

How courts have described this case

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• finding interference with quiet enjoyment where the landlord did not fix a dangerous ventilation problem he knew about for nine years
• finding interference with quiet enjoyment where the landlord did not fix a dangerous ventilation problem he knew about for nine years
• implied covenant of quiet enjoyment violated when conditions impair the value of the premises
• “ [A] s far as we can determine, the landlord failed to introduce any evidence on the issue of [his] motive for... [the e-mails] so quickly after the tenants engaged in their protected activity.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).