Plays radio network, and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

For those of you renting an apartment or office space, just because the landlord is sunbathing

naked in the courtyard, you still have to pay rent, at least in Germany.

A German court said that a landlord sunbathing naked in the courtyard of his building wasn't

a reason for the tenants to reduce their rental payments.

The case involved a building in a residential district of Frankfurt, which is beautiful this

time of year.

It included an office floor rented by a human resources company, the anti-naked sunbathing

company, withheld rent because it objected to the landlord's naked sunbathing.

The landlord did not take that well and sued.

And a Frankfurt State Court said, no, no, no, the usability of the rented property was

not impaired by the plaintiff sunning himself naked in the courtyard.

Plus, you couldn't barely see him.

You had to stretch way out of the window to actually see him.

And it also said that the company failed to prove that he took the stairs to the courtyard

naked.

Well, the court said, unclothed on the contrary.

The plaintiff stated credibly, when I had the judge believed him, that he always wore

a bathrobe, which he only took off just before the sun lounger.

So naked sunbathing in the courtyard or not, pay your rent.

Welcome.

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