Breaking a rental agreement early usually has financial consequences. If the agreement has a lock-in period, the tenant typically forfeits the security deposit or pays rent for the remaining lock-in months. Without proper notice, the landlord can deduct the notice-period rent from the deposit. A landlord who breaks it without valid grounds may have to refund the deposit and compensate the tenant. Disputes can be taken to a civil court.
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What Happens if You Break a Rental Agreement?
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