McBride v. Port Auth. of NY and NJ

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “there is no landlord liability” for personal injuries suffered on the leased premises “due to a lack of proper maintenance or repair, when the lease unquestionably places responsibility for such maintenance or repair solely upon the tenant”
• holding that “there is no landlord liability” for personal injuries suffered on the leased premises “due to a lack of proper maintenance or repair, when the lease unquestionably places responsibility for such maintenance or repair solely upon the tenant”
• holding the landlord not liable for an employee's injuries on premises leased to her employer where the landlord contractually delegated responsibility for maintenance and repair to the tenant - employer under a written lease
• commercial landlord which leased warehouse to injured employee's employer had no duty of care where the tenant employer had exclusive control of the premises

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).