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Fireplace advertised, then not operational

By Lu

In California a rental Home was marketed as having a fireplace.  After signing lease agreement and upon move in we were made aware it was not operational and would not pass safety code.  Who is responsible for fixing?  Landlord or tenant? 

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Edited on: Saturday, June 29th, 2013 11:31 am
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