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LeaseI signed a commercial lease that I am terminating because the management does not enforce smoking regulations in the building, at the entrance to the building, cleanliness, lack of sufficient bathrooms for occupants. When I signed the lease I did not give any personal info like Drivers license or Social security #, only a signature. Can the landlord come after my credit? a judgement? both or neither? Attorney answers (1)
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Answered about 3 years ago.
Personal Injury Lawyer in San Antonio, TX.
It depends on how you entered into the leasing agreement, if you did it as a d/b/a, the answer is yes. On the other hand, if you entered it as a legal entity, i.e corporation, partnership or LLC, then most likely they will not be able to come after you.
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