The landlord has a duty to make your premises "habitable," and, depending on where you live, to provide a minimum temperature during the heating season. However, the landlord does not have a duty to allow you to adjust the temperature. If your home is below a normal room temperature of 68 degrees, you may wish to consult an attorney.
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