Or been so fat.Any personal injury should be covered by your insurance - which you have lots of, right?  

Then, to add insult to injury, they depreciated the garage value saying it was old and took 25% off the lowest estimate!

Plus there could be a liability issue if there ever were to be a claim resulting in an injury.

@Ryan Fernholz @Thomas HickeyI just got sued( letter from tenant lawyer ) for this same exact problem, tenant attorney letter claim handrail was broken and stairs slope too steep...cause multiple injuries including fracture to arm. 

So, that $250-$500 eviction fee, or whatever it is in your neck of the woods could yield pretty substantial rewards because many landlords just don't want to do it. 

Do you think the written contract should include something about injury?

I spent six years as a litigator defending property owners from personal injury claims. 

Went right through the siding and CDX between the studs. 3 years (now I was 53) later I bought a 28 ft goose neck trailer again with the idea of living in it.

What's the difference if its the Coronavirus vs a laid off tenant or a tenant that has another illness or injury and can't work.

A typical "cheap" litigator in my neck of woods costs $300/hour.