Question

A property owner owned a tract of land that he leased to a baker for 27 years. The baker built a large bakery on the property. The baker then sold the bakery building to a buyer, assigning the lease with the property owner's approval. The buyer has failed to make a rent payment for several months and has also failed to build the cafe that the baker had agreed to build in the original lease. Who can the landlord of the property hold liable

Answer 1

Answer: The Baker

Explanation:

Payment is a form of contract and until payment has been done with papers signed it is not yet an agreement or a contract. The baker is still liable for anything that has to do with the land, the buyer has not paid any money and is not responsible. The landlord would hold the baker accountable, while the baker has to keep in touch with the buyer to know his interest in the property but till then, the baker is to be held accountable.