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Posted by Mark Smith on April 24, 2000 at 23:58:38:

In Reply to: one more time about breaking a lease posted by Alexander on April 24, 2000 at 23:52:27:

You have a right to assign or sublet. If the landlord unreasonably refuses an assignment, you can cancel the lease. If the landlord unreasonably refuses a sublet, you can go ahead with the sublet.

Did you use the search feature on TenantNet or for this forum before you asked your questions?

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: Hello! I've been living in Brooklyn's rent stabilized apartment for six years. May 31, 200 is expiration day of my
: curent lease.
: I have already signed a renewal lease for one more year a month ago.It will be effective on June 1, 2000.
: May I break the renewal lease and how can I do this ligally?
: I'll be appriciate your attention in this matter.
: Thank you.

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: : Hello! I've been living in Brooklyn's rent stabilized apartment for six  years. May 31, 200 is expiration day of my
: :  curent lease.
: : I have already signed a renewal lease for one more year a month ago.It will be effective on June 1, 2000.
: : May I break the renewal lease and how can I do this ligally?
: : I'll be appriciate your attention in this matter.
: : Thank you.


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