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Posted by duh on January 07, 2002 at 01:17:00:

In Reply to: Re: Breaking a Lease posted by ChrisG on January 03, 2002 at 17:16:51:

: if the contract signed by both parties lists the rental as expired, you are a de facto month-to-month tenant and can give 30 days notice to vacate. the LL may be annoyed but that's what's in writing. but dont' expect to get you deposit back :^)

in NYC, tenants do not have to give 30-days notice, only landlords do.
he might have to: depends on his lease: when your lease expires, all the terms including the price of rent continue...he might have a notice clause in it.

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: : if the contract signed by both parties lists the rental as expired, you are a de facto month-to-month tenant and can give 30 days notice to vacate. the LL may be annoyed but that's what's in writing. but dont' expect to get you deposit back :^)

: in NYC, tenants do not have to give 30-days notice, only landlords do.
: he might have to: depends on his lease: when your lease expires, all the terms including the price of rent continue...he might have a notice clause in it.


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