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Posted by TenantNet on December 05, 1997 at 19:43:29:

In Reply to: Verbal agreements posted by Colleen M on December 05, 1997 at 14:57:37:

: If you verbally notified the landlord that you were moving out at the
: end of your lease, and afterwards they claim you didn't, is it worth
: making them take you to coourt for the extra month's rent?
: In my other apartments you moved out when the lease was up, no problem.
: I assumed (incorrectly) that this was the case with my 3-moth lease this
: summer. Still, 3 times my roommate or I contacted the landlords and asked
: if we needed to do anything before we left. All three times we were told
: that we were all set and to just leave the keys and a forwarding address.

Don't pay it. There's no obligation to give notice at the end of a lease.
They should assume you're leaving unless you arrange otherwise.

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Comments:
: : If you verbally notified the landlord that you were moving out at the
: : end of your lease, and afterwards they claim you didn't, is it worth
: : making them take you to coourt for the extra month's rent?  
: : In my other apartments you moved out when the lease was up, no problem.  
: : I assumed (incorrectly) that this was the case with my 3-moth lease this
: : summer.  Still, 3 times my roommate or I contacted the landlords and asked
: : if we needed to do anything before we left.  All three times we were told 
: : that we were all set and to just leave the keys and a forwarding address.

: Don't pay it. There's no obligation to give notice at the end of a lease.
: They should assume you're leaving unless you arrange otherwise.


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