Tenant's claim for smoking-related repair costs dismissed as no legal basis for such expenses.

The court dismissed the tenant's request for reimbursement of renovation costs allegedly caused by smoking in the rental property. The tenant argued that the landlord failed to maintain the premises against smoke damage, while the landlord contended that such damages were the tenant's responsibility under the lease agreement. The court ruled that no statutory or contractual basis exists for the tenant to claim these specific repair expenses from the landlord.