thread: Rent/lease breaking help

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2005
    Sydney
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    I haven't read all of the responses, but if the owners did not give them notice in writing that they wanted them to move out before the end of the lease, then I think it technically still falls under the 'breaking a lease' rules. Why don't you contact the Residential Tenancies Tribunal for some advice? They are usually pretty good about coming down on the side of a tennnant.

    Have your parents discussed this with the owner, btw. Because the owner can simply notify the RE agent that they are happy for the lease to be broken with no penalty.

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    Sep 2007
    travelling
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    Ok. I'll find out a bit more later. Her bond claim from the RE did just turn up here, so when she comes to get it we'll know what's claimed & whats not.
    They are usually a little more easy going on some of that stuff here, so I think mum thought that since the RE knew the owners wanted them out, then they didn't think they needed the owners eviction in writing iykwim.