Consider the current trends in landlord's tort liabilities. Which of the following is true regarding injuries sustained by a tenant on a leased property due to the landlord's failure to make repairs?

Group of answer choices

The landlord has no legal responsibility to protect tenants from substantial risks arising from their use of the leased property.

The landlord will not be liable for his lack of reasonable care in the maintenance of the leased property.

The landlord will generally not be liable unless she had notice of the defect and a reasonable opportunity to make repairs.

The landlord will be liable only under standard housing codes and not under the implied warranty of habitability.