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A tenant is generally liable for nothing that occurs on the landlord's property. normal wear and tear of the landlord's property. anything that occurs on the landlord's property. destruction or abuse of the landlord's property Question 8 5 pts Beth rents a basement apartment from Carl. The apartment floods every time it rains. Although Beth has complained to Carl a number of times, he refuses to reseal the walls, which would stop the flooding. If Beth moves out before the end of her lease but Carl wants to sue her for unpaid rent for the remainder of the lease, Beth will most likely have an adverse possession defense a constructive eviction defense no defense a tenancy at sufferance defense