Just because a tenant has a right to cure a no-alteration clause violation, however, does not mean the tenant can perform alterations with impunity.
Many alterations, even those that may constitute a substantial violation of the no-alteration clause, can ultimately be cured by the tenant.
At the other end of the spectrum, he said, are a number of cases in which it is fairly clear that the tenant violated the no-alterations clause.
The co-op, in turn, he said, could have a valid claim against the prior owners of the apartment if, as is common, their alteration agreement contained a clause that made them responsible for any adverse effects on the building or its systems.
"It seems that the courts have been saying that while some alterations do constitute a violation of the lease clause, others don't, and that even when there is a violation of the lease, some violations may be grounds for eviction while others may not".
Instead of sweeping new powers that threatened sweeping alterations to British copyright law, the Lib Dems added a clause that gives extra oversight to the high court.
In response to the message, the Lords proposed eight alterations to the petition and the modification of the imprisonment clause to appease the king.
"The tenant's lease almost surely has a clause requiring her to provide access to the landlord for repairs, alterations, or improvements," he said.
(The clause modifies play).
No alterations, no changes.
