If a neighbor is being exposed to second hand smoke in an apartment complex and the other party doing the smoking is doing it in a way that breaks the lease, could that be grounds in Texas for the tenant being exposed to that smoke to break the lease with the leasing office?
I am speaking of a scenario where the leasing office has verified that the smoking policy is the same for all leases.
Let's say the leasing office has been notified but the behavior continues.
Any case study out there comes to mind for the state of Texas?