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Posted by Doug Drake on September 23, 1996 at 20:11:27:

In Reply to: Breaking my lease posted by Greg on September 04, 1996 at 12:16:33:

If you are active duty military and are breaking your lease because of
offical military orders you may be protected by the Soldiers and Sailors
Act even though your lease does not contain a "military clause". If
you are military, consult your Legal Services Office. If not, then the
landlord can pursue the matter. Even if you are overseas he/she can have
a negative impact on your credit if you don't pay. (Or worse if you get
taken to court and don't appear.)

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: If you are active duty military and are breaking your lease because of 
: offical military orders you may be protected by the Soldiers and Sailors 
: Act even though your lease does not contain a "military clause".  If 
: you are military, consult your Legal Services Office.  If not, then the 
: landlord can pursue the matter.  Even if you are overseas he/she can have
: a negative impact on your credit if you don't pay. (Or worse if you get 
: taken to court and don't appear.)


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