A landlord breaches the covenant of quiet enjoyment if:
A) the landlord wrongfully evicts the tenant.
B) neighbors throw loud parties that disturb the tenant.
C) Both of these.
D) None of these.

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The covenant of quiet enjoyment ensures that the tenant can peacefully enjoy their rented property without interference or disturbance from the landlord or other third parties. If the landlord wrongfully evicts the tenant, they are breaching this covenant. However, if neighbors throw loud parties, this is not something the landlord can necessarily control and may not be considered a breach of quiet enjoyment unless it becomes a chronic issue and the landlord fails to take reasonable steps to address it.

A Landlord Breaches the Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment If