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Posted by Anna on August 17, 1999 at 11:58:02:

In Reply to: Re: break a lease signed 3 days ago: did they sign it? posted by maya on August 17, 1999 at 11:28:34:

: well I remember the lease, there are no mention of backout rights. That means I have none ?
: And they already accepted my application.
: Thanks for your help.

Yes: but what does it say you're liable for if you break the lease (one month? the whole year?) and how exactly are you required to do so (30-day notice?)? These are questions that can only be answered by that lease...

Some better news: in most states, the LL must try to re-rent the apt instead of leaving it empty and expecting the old-tenant to pay the whole 12 months. Translation: after the lawsuit, you'd probably only owe one month's rent.

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: : well I remember the lease, there are no mention of backout rights. That means I have none ? 
: : And they already accepted my application.
: : Thanks for your help.

: Yes: but what does it say you're liable for if you break the lease (one month? the whole year?) and how exactly are you required to do so (30-day notice?)?  These are questions that can only be answered by that lease...

: Some better news: in most states, the LL must try to re-rent the apt instead of leaving it empty and expecting the old-tenant to pay the whole 12 months. Translation: after the lawsuit, you'd probably only owe one month's rent.


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