Defendant acknowledged in the lease that plaintiff's business (martial arts instruction) would produce some "associated noise," and that the tenant would make best efforts to minimize such noise by installing mats and other insulation. In a prior holdover proceeding, the lease was declared void ab initio on the ground that neither party could perform because the wood-joist building structure made it impossible to reduce the excessive noise and vibration emanating from the...
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