Do we have to pay any fee's when breaking our rental agreement if they are not stated in the agreement? - residential tenancies rental agreement
Areement states that ".... the term of this Agreement until the date in the 13 in the list, and ends when a party this Agreement under the Residential Tenancies Act, 1997" I can not find reference anywhere in our contract or by law.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Residential Tenancies Rental Agreement Do We Have To Pay Any Fee's When Breaking Our Rental Agreement If They Are Not Stated In The Agreement?
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You could be held liable for the remaining rental payments. It is probably more expensive than the cost for breaking the lease.
ReplyDeleteTalk to your office lease, and you discover what is the rate of destruction of the rent.
Do not let him out without some sort of fee or penalty.
There are a lot of people, this has obviously no idea how the leases.
ReplyDeleteBoth contracts WAY.
If this is not expressly provide that you can break the lease for a fee, then you can not break the lease without paying the remaining rent.
This means that you can not break.
It is a legal contract, and not much legal protection for the owners, if you can, whenever he wanted, would it now?
There is no law under which a landlord to break a contract, if they move for military personnel in active service with the command, GOV'T, but they still have to pay for a period of 30 days.