Livid right now...

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[h=5]Georgia law (O.C.G.A
. § 44-7-2) prohibits
leases for residential dwellings
from containing language which
•
Seeks to waive, assign, transfer, or ot
herwise weaken the landlord’s legal
responsibility to keep the re
ntal property in good repair
or lessen his responsibility
for any damages caused by his failure
to keep the property in good repair;

15 months of issues with my AC? Failure to keep the property in good repair. Failure to provide 24hr notice for an non-emergency entry without my consent? If the AC is cooling then how can it be an emergency? Is it because you got a visit from the EPA? That isn't all... wait until you receive the info from the Magistrate's Office. Going to break into my apartment without consent then too?[/h]
 
Seriously how can it be an emergency entry when it was reported on 6/13 and I was harassed and told "Is it cooling? Then, its fixed" "Its not leaking. They checked it today." Really? Where was the work order for that? Where are the other work orders from all the past incidents? So how can it be an emergency 7 days later? Is that just a loop for you to illegally enter the premises without 24hr notice or consent which you wrote into the lease?
 

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