Can I sue my landlord for injuries on rental property if I'm not the tenant?

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This question has been addressed in 1 Texas court opinion(s), including Kimberly Pickens v. Robert J. Hewitt. A landlord’s contractual right to evict a tenant for illegal conduct does not create a legal duty to protect third parties from the tenant’s negligence. For family law practitioners, this provides a vital defense to shield a 'passive' spouse or a real estate holding entity from the operational liabilities and tort judgments arising from a business run by the other spouse.

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Can I sue my landlord for injuries on rental property if I'm not the tenant?