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#1 by Eric at April 6th, 2009
I do not know if it is a law but obviously something is wrong with the air and from experience of being in Florida you need a really strong air conditioner to overcome the heat and humidity. If you’ve pleaded with the landlady and done everything you can to get her to fix the situation then yes I would hold rent no matter if it’s a law or not.
#2 by extremenerd at April 9th, 2009
There is no law stating that the air conditioning must be working.
You may, however, have some legal protection under your lease:
Hope this helps!