Q: My landlord said I may be responsible for damages to the AC, but the lease only states if I was being negligent.
Lease does not state specific temperatures that I can use the AC at, only that I’m responsible for damages due to negligence or carelessness. She is claiming I can’t use it in the winter (not stated anywhere in the lease). I hardly thinking turning on my own AC when I am too warm, counts as negligence. Depending on the system it could be perfectly fine to run at lower outdoor temperatures. I would have no way of reasonably knowing this. It is not common sense, and therefor can’t be considered negligence, correct?
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