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[deleted] OP t1_ivhe9m3 wrote

Generally speaking, a lease is used as a contract for a specific amount of time. I don’t think any verbiage has to be included about that. A lease is a lease. That’s it. If he agreed to let you out of your lease you might not have to pay due to that being an agreement between both of you for termination. You’ll probably have to give up your security deposit. If you want, don’t pay and let him take you to court. Why won’t he rent it right away? Is the apartment trashed?

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[deleted] OP t1_ivhfbai wrote

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[deleted] OP t1_ivhgh6e wrote

If you can prove that let him take you to court. You show up with proof. Having no toilet is against the law. If you can prove neglect on his part while you were living there he broke his lease agreement to provide a domicile that’s habitable.

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[deleted] OP t1_ivhgyim wrote

I think it’s section 11 or something like that. Has to do with obligations of landlords and sanitation and all that

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