Growth cures all ills. 

The adjudicator stated that she did not follow proper procedure, she did not give adequate time to cure.

Premise Based upon what we have witnessed in conducting commercial property condition assessments (PCAs) and commercial property roof inspections for over 30 years, we can definitely state without reservation that 'An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure' meaning that a commercial property owner or real estate investor is much better off adopting a pro active as opposed to a reactive approach when it comes to maintaining a commercial property that also acts to help extend the serviceable life of major building systems resulting in a substantial savings over the life thereof.

You could also ask you rlocal Magistrate and see if they give you any guidance.You my need to send a 14 day notic to cure (check for your local area).

From that value you would subtract your lease up costs and lost rents and any other costs to cure.  

Yes, I was suggesting that you shouldn't force your tenant to hire you to cure a problem, even one caused by them. 

But most of the L/O buyers will have some issue, time on the job, credit matters, lack of a down payment or other issues that keeps them from buying, the lease term allows them to cure the problem.

Growing up I guess I recognized the bad guys in westerns before the plot thickened, it's pretty obvious when the guy standing on a wagon is saying his bottle of secret formula can cure poor eye sight, any cough, back pain and can take stains out of your clothes and soften your leather boots!

Time for repairs or other matters that must be cured before the property can be sold.

Price can cure some problems.