Who is responsible for the repair and maintenance costs of a rental property? According to the law, the landlord is responsible to pay for all repairs resulting from the normal wear and tear of daily living. But, what qualifies as "normal wear and tear?" The articles in this section take a look at situations tenants were faced with and how it was decided, legally, who was accountable for paying the repair costs.
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