Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New York
Quiet Enjoyment
What does the "boilerplate" clause referring to "quiet enjoyment" refer to exactly?
Asked on 1/18/98, 3:03 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
John Hayes
The Law Office of John M. Hayes
boilerplate enjoyment
In the simplest and most general sense, that language means that if the tenant pays the rent on time and isn't otherwise a nuisance, the landlord has no business disturbing the tenant.
Regards, etc.,
j.m.hayes
-> these musings are, you know, just a "seat-of-the-pants" analysis & are NOT intended to be construed as / understood as / utilized as Legal Advice & Counsel <-
Answered on 2/10/98, 4:20 pm
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