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Yes. While it seems to make common sense, a fairly new line of cases requires Georgia landlords to stay in compliance with local and county ordinances. tenants cannot counterclaim for this violation as the frequently do, because it is a violation to be enforced by the authority. However, it may provide the underpinning for a "constructive eviction" argument.
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Does the landlord need to keep the house or apartment in compliance with City and County ordinances, even though the tenant is in possession of the unit?
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