In their first cause of action, plaintiffs alleged that D'Agostino breached the parties' lease by failing to maintain the fire alarm and sprinkler systems, and that such failure resulted in damage to the subject premises. Contrary to the motion court's finding, plaintiffs' nondelegable duties with regard to the premises did not preclude the grant of summary judgment, because D'Agostino contractually assumed full responsibility for maintaining the sprinkler system (see...
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