Property Management
In Delaware, a landlord who fails to make necessary repairs after proper notice from the tenant may face:
ANo legal consequences
BRent withholding by the tenant or termination of the lease under Delaware law✓ Correct
COnly a small fine from the municipality
DMandatory sale of the property
Explanation
Delaware's Landlord-Tenant Code gives tenants remedies when a landlord fails to maintain the property, including the ability to withhold rent, repair and deduct, or terminate the lease after proper notice.
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