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Feb. 17, 2017
Landlords must disclose disability access compliance
Burden falls on commercial landlords to disclose any disability access issues to tenants and remediate any problems disclosed by the Certified Access Specialist's report. By David Kanel
Beginning Jan. 1, revisions to California law expanded the responsibility of landlords to disclose compliance or noncompliance with disability access laws in California commercial real property leases. Previously, California Civil Code Section 1938 required commercial landlords to state only whether the property being leased had been inspected by a Certified Access Specialist (CASp) and, if so, whether or not the property met all ap...
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