The toilet is broken and the water bill is 500, should the landlord pay for it?

Updated on Toilet 2024-08-05
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    If the toilet used to be good and only recently broke down, I personally believe that both the landlord and the tenant are responsible. The landlord has the responsibility to repair, and the tenant has the responsibility to notify the landlord in time when the problem is found, and if the tenant notifies and the landlord does not deal with it, the landlord is fully responsible. Specifically, you two sides discussed, and it is recommended that each bear 50%.

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