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BRANDA PEEBLES & Another v. JRK PROPERTY HOLDINGS, INC., & others. (2025)

Citation
BRANDA PEEBLES & Another v. JRK PROPERTY HOLDINGS, INC., & others. (2025)
Parent Document
BRANDA PEEBLES & Another v. JRK PROPERTY HOLDINGS, INC., & others. (2025)
Jurisdiction
Massachusetts (state)
Effective Date
2025-08-01
Original Source
https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/10646213/branda-peebles-another-v-jrk-p... ↗

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The question whether damage is reasonable wear and tear thus is a fact-specific one depending on all the circumstances.  These include but are not limited to the nature and cause of the damage, the condition of the property at the start of the lease, the use for which a property was leased, the deterioration of the property to be expected as a result of its reasonable use for that purpose, and the length of the occupancy.  See Codman, 295 Mass. at 196-197; Kaplan, 255 Mass. at 128-129.