Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in North Carolina

Can you sue your landlord for a high power bill that is caused by a faulty hot water heater?

Asked on 2/04/14, 3:02 pm

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Kenneth Love Ken Love Law

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Yes and no. You can sue him if he knew or should have known the water heater was faulty.

Answered on 2/04/14, 5:18 pm

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