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Screens on windows in Connecticut

By Brooke

In the state of Connecticut is my landlord required to provide screens on the windows?  We have requested this from our landlord and his response is that we are in a house from the 1950s.  I do not see why that is relevant.  By law does he have to provide screens?

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Edited on: Monday, September 3rd, 2012 7:56 pm
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