In addition to the provisions of <cite data-path="9|§9-9">Section 9-9</cite>, in an action for recovery of rent or for the possession of leased premises for nonpayment of rent, or in an action brought by a tenant praying for one or more of the forms of relief enumerated in <cite data-path="9|§9-9">Section 9-9</cite>, the tenant may assert as a defense or as the basis for affirmative relief, that there exists on the leased premises a condition which constitutes a material noncompliance by the landlord with the written lease or a condition which constitutes a repudiation of a written inducement to rent the premises, such as but not limited to the following:lack of functional and sufficient laundry, cooking, or dishwashing facilities; lack of functional refrigeration or air conditioning; lack of proper maintenance; or lack of specified recreational facilities. The provisions of Sections <cite data-path="9|§9-9|(d)">9-9(d)</cite> through <cite data-path="9|§9-9|(n)">9-9(n)</cite> shall apply to any action or defense based upon <cite data-path="9|§9-9A">this Section</cite>. 1978, ch. 623