You have lived in your apartment for 6 months. You signed a 12 month lease when you moved in. You get a great job offer in another city and decide to move. The landlord keeps your security deposit and charges you for the rent until he gets another tenant. You take him to court and find: Your answer: O He has to give you the security deposit O You do not have to pay anything O You owe him the money since that is a clause that was written in your lease O You will only lose the security deposit Clear answer

You have lived in your apartment for 6 months. You signed a 12 month lease when you moved in. You get a great job offer in another city and decide to move. The landlord keeps your security deposit and charges you for the rent until he gets another tenant. You take him to court and find: Your answer: O He has to give you the security deposit O You do not have to pay anything O You owe him the money since that is a clause that was written in your lease O You will only lose the security deposit Clear answer

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CE

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