Ordinarily a repair to the heating or air conditioning system is not an emergency. 

I ballparked an ARV for a commercial appraisal would easily exceed $600,000, so I was willing to pay more than what I ordinarily would pay for a single 3 unit apartment building.

To give an example, an umbrella policy ordinarily will not cover "intentional acts"; therefore, if a tenant (or prospective tenant) decides to sue you for housing discrimination, your umbrella policy might not cover you. 

So the unit would ordinarily be subject to $114K of the first trust, except that the $114K is totally extinguished under the line of cases that you cite.

Not something I would ordinarily do.

Proper hand hygiene which ordinarily most people don't do and covering your mouth when sneezing/coughing goes a long way!

In determining whether issuance of an order pursuant to subdivision (c) would constitute an material economic hardship for the plaintiff, the court shall bear in mind the Legislature’s intent that the common economic hardship resulting from the COVID-19 virus is not the fault of any one person or group of people and so must ordinarily be born by both landlords and tenants.

This is what Lexis Nexis says regarding the American Rule for contracts:"The American rule on attorney fees ordinarily requires parties litigating disputes to compensate their own attorneys regardless of the outcome."

Sub 2's are not the only area of real estate abused, even ordinarily can do some good.