Harry Heinz operated a small barber shop on leased premises for many years. When he was out one day, his new assistant, Jimmy Griffiths, sold a few bags of marijuana. Jimmy was arrested
The landlord found out, was furious, and gave Harry notice that he was terminating the lease because of "illegality". Harry does not want to leave. Which of the following is TRUE?
A) Harry may be able to contest the eviction on the basis that the notice was not sufficiently detailed.
B) Harry may contest the eviction on the basis that he was not given an opportunity to remedy the breach.
C) Generally, illegality is a breach not capable of remedy.
D) The court has an overriding discretion to relieve from forfeiture.
E) A,C and D
E
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