Can the Landlord be Sued Because of This?
I was just wondering, my mother lives in a apartment and can not shovel snow. The landlords have a long drive way that serves three apartment buildings. They also own another building it is is close but does not use the same driveway.
Anyways, the owners plow the snow …. but they do not do anything about the ice. The ice is always there for like weeks until it melts. Its really dangerous and a b*tch to drive out of. If some one had slipped and fell and broke something couldn’t they sue the shit out of the landlord for not properly taking care of their property? Cause I was wondering why anyone in their right mind wouldn’t want to buy some salt and throw it down.
I don’t want to fall. I hate ice because it hurts to fall lol but I rather have them de-ice the driveway before someone does fall… some people are old there. Besides, I have to walk past two buildings on ice just to get to the first building … that’s where the parking lot is.
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