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Re: Air conditioning is not required in CA - Landlord Forum thread 332713

Re: Air conditioning is not required in CA by Anonymous on March 27, 2015 @00:47

                              
If a working a/c is in when they sign the rental agreement, the owner had better repair that thing if it breaks.
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Yes, within a reasonable amount of time by CCRider (CA) on March 27, 2015 @02:02 [ Reply ]
We agree. But, the LL doesn't have to get it fixed immediately, as I said, and as is in the law I provided a link for. In fact, the state says 30 days is enough time for a repair that is not a habitability issue.

I thought the issue here was whether or not the tenant could call screaming and demand a repaired A/C unit within 12 hours, or have the option to get it repaired and deduct it from the rent.

The answer is no. It's completely reasonable, and legal, for the LL in this case to deal with his warranty insurance to get it repaired in a timely manner.
    Re: Yes, within a reasonable amount of time by Concerned (Ca) on August 23, 2016 @19:27 [ Reply ]
    Regardless if its law or not, why do people have to be immorral and unjust about this issue. Who cares of the sate law says its not required. Being a decent human regardless of law and fix the thing and make it happen yesterday wtf is wrong with u people?

    Dont forget Carma is a bitch !!!
      Re: Yes, within a reasonable amount of time by An intellectual (CA) on April 24, 2017 @14:23 [ Reply ]
      Because there are some tenants who will use this against the LL in court, provided that the LL did not state AC was included in the contract. Not all the time is it the LL's fault, and the tenant could also as well be the "immoral*" one. There are tenants who go around looking to rent a place just to sue the LL so they can get money. I also agree, Karma* is a bitch, but so is stupidity of the unreasonable.

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