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of a dispute with another tenant in the building. Can I recover from the apartments any of the last months rent, when I didn't even live there. Probably not. Unless the fact that you 'had to leave' is pretty straightforwardly a consequence of the landlord failing to meet some obligation, it's still entitled to get its full benefits under the contract, despite the fact that you were unable to get your full benefits for other reasons. nope, they are most likely going to sue you and doc your check for breaking the lease.... going through that right now.... it sucks Not unless you got permission to leave from the landlord and he/she agreed to refund last months rent in writing. Unlikely. NO |
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