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High water bill due to toilet flush leakage

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I am in New Jersey. I received a super high water bill ($3800) which is way higher than my usual bill ($800). Upon checking I found out that my tenant had a leaking flush tank in one of their toilets which they never told me about. Am I responsible for this bill or the tenant? Also if you are answering this, please quote a legal reference if you can. 

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I have reached out to a lawyer. Let’s see what they can tell me. No, I don’t have quarterly inspections in the lease. 

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