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If there is a real financial benefit in suing you, I'm sure the landlord will go to courts to claim for such money. Bear in mind, legal costs could overweigh the rental charges for the remaining periods in the Contract.
In reality, not to lead you into anything inappropriate, there is really very little they can do if you decide its time to leave the property
Of course, any deposits that is left with the landlord will not be refunded
2009-04-16 22:13:16 補充:
For 9000 x 9mths= 81000 Very unlikely. Dont worry!!!
You may argue on this point (冇講明生約或死約).
2009-04-16 22:13:20 補充:
Since the contract is silent on this issue, if dispute arises, you may argue that the contract was executed based on the understanding of conventional rental contracts, which has special conditions of 生約
2009-04-17 14:19:55 補充:
I think there is a debatable term in the contract, therefore landlord cannot simply submitt case to Small Claims Trib, they will have to prove it (Burden of proof). Proving the case would cost alot of $$ to the landlord, before anything can be recovered from you
2009-04-17 14:20:12 補充:
THEREFORE, Very unlikely
2009-04-18 16:55:18 補充:
it takes one to know to appreciate
obviously, I'm playing piano to an ox (wilson)
2009-04-18 16:56:41 補充:
You have lots of comments
Why you never come up with good answers?
Wilson