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Q: After my tenant defaulted by failing to take care of several maintenance issues it was responsible for under the lease, I sent it a 30-day notice to cure. The notice also specified that if the tenant didn’t fix the maintenance problems, its lease would be terminated. The tenant claims that it is not responsible for the maintenance problems and it has asked a court for a ruling in its favor without a trial.
