My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of Florida.
If electrical wiring for my meter box outside store premises is damaged on a commercial strip mall building, who pays to repair the damage (Landlord or Tenant) when the lease itself does not have any specific provision to addresses this?
The "Landlord and Tenant Repair" section of my lease seems to cover everything except electrical repair.
The only time my lease mentions power delivery is in the Landlord Work section which defines work the Landlord must do BEFORE delivery of premises. It says "Landlord shall provide electricity supply lines to a main service panel also provided by the Landlord and located in the rear premises of the store."

