Usually, a lease contains clauses to the effect that the lessor is not held responsible for damage occurred in the leased premises for any reason whatsoever except, for gross negligence. Generally, the lessor will want to exempt himself from the responsibility of damage that the lessee can suffer due to a fault which would be attributable to another lessee or a third party. The lessor, sometimes, tries to obtain from the lessee that he renounces expressly to all damage for loss of enjoyment of the premises.
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