Sentences with phrase «broken term lease»
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If you break a lease, you may still have to pay an amount equal to the rental payments for the full term of the lease.
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Often the penalty for breaking a lease is that you still have to repay an amount equal to the rental payments for the full term of the lease, even though you have given back the goods you were renting.
Even with a good grasp of the law, it still takes balls to stand up to somebody who's breaking the terms of their lease.
Before you head out and adopt a cat, you might want to make sure that you're not breaking the terms of your lease.
Breaking these rules could mean that you have broken the terms of your lease.
Your friend MAY have an argument that he could move out and not be subject to penalty for breaking the lease because the payment terms changed.
After some judicial disagreement, it appears now to be settled that the fact a lease includes a break clause does not prevent it from being a lease for a term of years certain within the meaning of these sections.
The tenant contended that a term should be implied into the lease providing for a refund of the rent it had paid for the period from the break date on 24 January to the end of the quarter on 24 March 2012.
If either person breaks the terms of the lease, they are breaching the contract and are likely to be at fault.
The money a renter might be able to make temporarily leasing their home is probably not worth the risk of breaking the terms of a lease and a potential eviction.
The notice was provided after the negotiations for lease terms broke down over disagreements on the allocation of management of the town camp leases and their housing to the NT Government.
However, none of these are a deterrent at lease signing, the tenant does not consider consequences for breaking lease terms at lease signing.
You could evict for breaking the lease, you could do battle with the tenant for not adhering to the terms.
Except in the case of a job or military transfer, there are no provisions for breaking your lease and termination fees will apply per your lease terms.
You must protect yourself from tenants who can't or won't pay rent, or who may damage your property or break the terms of your lease.