What is undue hardship in legal terms?

What is undue hardship in legal terms?

Undue hardship refers to a significant difficulty or expense that would be imposed on a party, often in legal contexts like employment or housing.

Can you give me examples of undue hardship?

Sure! Examples include a business needing to make extensive modifications for an employee's disability that would be financially burdensome.

How is undue hardship determined?

It's determined by considering factors like the nature of the hardship, the resources available, and the impact on the individual or organization.

What are the legal implications of proving undue hardship?

Proving undue hardship can affect legal obligations, such as whether an employer must provide accommodations or if a tenant can be evicted.

Are there any defenses against claims of undue hardship?

Yes, defenses can include demonstrating that the claimed hardship is exaggerated or that reasonable accommodations can be made without significant difficulty.