The window of the shop was boarded up to keep the premises secure.
Instead, he said, airports should oversee security -- they have more expertise than the government or the airlines, and they would have more market-driven incentive than the airlines to keep the premises safe.
"If the corporation refuses to investigate the cause of the leak or to repair damage, it has potential liability to the letter writer for breach of its obligation to keep the premises in good repair," Mr. Jacobs said.
If the board declines to cooperate, Mr. Jacobs said, the letter writer can sue the co-op for failure to keep the premises in good repair and, if the damage is severe enough, can seek an abatement in maintenance charges based on the co-op's breach of the warranty of habitability.
The council spokesman said: "Under the terms of the lease, Swindon Town Football Club agreed to keep the premises, buildings and structures in good and tenantable repair and condition to the satisfaction of the council and to do all things necessary so that the premises, buildings, structures and access ways shall in all respects be fit for purpose.
"In Government hospitals they don't keep the premises neat and tidy, full of dirt only, if someone gets discharged they don't bother to change the bed covers or cleaning and maintenance are not to be seen".
(New mother, Bagalkot ) "In Government hospitals they don't keep the premises neat and tidy, full of dirt only, if someone gets discharged they don't bother to change the bed covers or cleaning and maintenance are not to be seen".
Check windows from time to time, this will keep the premises busy for onlookers Report anything that you see strange to local authorities and parents of the children you are watching.
With expert deadpan, Guterson keeps the premise from getting too cute.
