Landlord not liable for tenant's heating costs; tenant must pay rent including utilities as agreed.

The court dismissed the tenant's claim for reimbursement of heating and hot water costs and rejected the landlord's request for payment of these utilities. The tenant argued that the lease agreement did not explicitly assign utility costs to them, while the landlord contended that such expenses are inherently part of the rent obligation. The court ruled that the lease terms implicitly included all utility costs in the rent, thereby relieving the tenant of the right to claim reimbursement and confirming the landlord's right to collect the full amount.