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A landlord leases an apartment but fails to maintain it in a habitable condition despite repeated complaints. In most jurisdictions, including Connecticut, what tenant protection applies to residential leases?

The implied warranty of habitability requires the landlord to maintain residential premises fit for human habitation There is no obligation on the landlord regarding habitability The tenant must immediately purchase the property The landlord may evict the tenant for complaining without limitation

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The implied warranty of habitability requires the landlord to maintain residential premises fit for human habitation

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