Daisy Ellis, Lindsey Dubose, and Samantha Maza v. Richard M. Ireland, Jr
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Opinion
DAISY ELLIS, LINDSEY * NO. 2024-CA-0721 DUBOSE, AND SAMANTHA MAZA * COURT OF APPEAL
VERSUS * FOURTH CIRCUIT
RICHARD M. IRELAND, JR * STATE OF LOUISIANA
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DLD DYSART, J., CONCURS IN PART
I concur with the result reached by the majority but for a different reason.
The property subject to the lease agreement was rendered uninhabitable for one
reason – Hurricane Ida. The expert testimony notwithstanding, the photographs
and testimony demonstrated that Hurricane Ida caused roof damage, resulting in
water intrusion, mold and property damage. Despite the landlord’s prompt
response, the property was uninhabitable and the tenants were clearly within their
rights to terminate the lease. See La. C.C.P, art. 2715.
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