We have a question regarding breaking an apartment lease early.
If your lease expressly requires 60 days notice, there's not much you can do to "get around" it. You'll likely be responsible for rent for 60 days...
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If your lease expressly requires 60 days notice, there's not much you can do to "get around" it. You'll likely be responsible for rent for 60 days...
Typically under a failure to pay rent action, the landlord can only seek possession of the property for "rent" that is owed. In a lease, a legal...
Most likely, under the terms of your lease agreement, you agreed to be held responsible for any damage to the leased premises beyond what is...
The answer is: probably not. In Pennsylvania, if one were to continuously and openly use a path across another’s land for a period of...
My colleagues are correct. Keep in mind and depending upon the circumstances of your case, a court might not look favorably on waiting until the...
Typically a postmark date does not count as a filing date. The day it's filed with the court is the actual filing date. If your state is like...
It can be enforced through a breach of lease action; however, you will need definitive proof that the tenant is actually in breach of the lease. ...
Technically, unless your written lease has a provision that absolves you from liability for the full amount due and owing under the lease (i.e. a...
Your question does not make any sense. Either, to serve your property, you obtain an easement to go through your landlord's property, or you...
A month-to-month lease doesn't "naturally terminate." Either you or the tenant must give 30 days written notice to end the tenancy or the...