Can i break my lease on my flat if my quality of life is impacted by daily deliveries to the supermarket below

Question

Can i break my lease on my flat if my quality of life is impacted by daily deliveries to the supermarket below

Answer 1

Is the owner and operator of the supermarket also the owner of your flat?

There is an implied covenant in every tenancy for quiet and peaceable enjoyment. If the landlord is the cause of the nuisance then I would suggest that there are grounds to explore the possibility of surrendering your tenancy without penalty.

However the principle of caveat emptor applies when entering into any agreement - you should have looked at your surroundings. It is reasonable to expect a supermarket to take deliveries at any time of the day or night and that taking deliveries will cause noise.

Answer 2

No, of course not! You knew the supermarket was there when you moved in and it would be reasonable for any landlord to expect that you would realise that a *supermarket* would have daily deliveries.

So, no, you can't. Or not without penalty.

Answer 3

No you can't, unless the supermarket wasn't there when you signed the lease.

Answer 4

sorry but the answer is definitely no, unless you are prepared to pay the rest of your lease, I'm afraid you are stuck until your lease runs out.

always check your surroundings as well as the property your moving into.

Answer 5

probably not  you knew the store was there when you r took the apt.

Answer 6

Only if the supermarket did not exist when you signed the lease.

If the supermarket was there when you signed you already agreed to live there, deliveries and all.

Answer 7

Not unless the supermarket wasn't there when you moved in. You should have thought about deliveries when you moved in. You can however move out if you give your landlord notice.