A landlord is most likely liable to a tenant who is injured by:

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A landlord has a duty to protect tenants from reasonably foreseeable criminal acts of third parties. If a landlord fails to provide adequate security measures and a tenant is injured as a result, the landlord could be held liable. A and B are not likely to result in landlord liability as they involve either a condition under the tenant's control or a condition that was known to the tenant at the time of the lease. C involves an unforeseeable criminal act, which would not normally result in landlord liability.

A Landlord Is Most Likely Liable to a Tenant Who