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The local Property Management group had a Q and A with an attorney specializing in Landlord Tenant law. My question: Lease says tenant responsible for all utilities. Water gets cut off because tenant doesn't pay. The tenant sues the landlord for breach of habitability because there is no water. What happens? According to the lawyer, tenant wins.