desposit will not be refunded
read section 14.2 of ur lease contract it simply says you will not get your deposit back
look for other options
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12 Mar 2021, 17:14Good day Mphaphuli
Thank you for your review.
You are mistaken and your statement is inaccurate.
We would like to shed light on the matter.
Referring to section fourteen in your signed lease agreement, this clause explains the following:
a) The tenant and landlord will inspect the property together to determine if there are any existing defects or damage to the premises.
b) The record of the damage is to acknowledge that the tenant is not responsible for the defect or damage.
c) If the tenant discovers any defects or damage after occupation, the landlord must be notified within seven days thereof.
d) Prior to vacating the property, the landlord and tenant shall inspect the property together to determine if any damage was caused to the premises by the tenant.
e) The Landlord is entitled to deduct an amount from the deposit, required to repair any damage caused to the premises; and, should the amount be more than the value of the deposit, extra may be charged to cover such cost.
Please take note that you weren't charged for any damages to the premises. You were penalized for early termination which is a breach of contract. Please refer to section twenty-one in your signed lease agreement. This section describes what is considered early termination, and the penalty chargeable for this breach. You were also informed prior to vacating what the penalty entails, and you had an opportunity to revoke your notice, however, you moved regardless.
The terms are applicable to any person who signs a contract.
It is important to read and understand your lease agreement to avoid misunderstandings.
Should you need any further clarity, please feel free to contact us.
Regards,
Management
Thank you for your review.
You are mistaken and your statement is inaccurate.
We would like to shed light on the matter.
Referring to section fourteen in your signed lease agreement, this clause explains the following:
a) The tenant and landlord will inspect the property together to determine if there are any existing defects or damage to the premises.
b) The record of the damage is to acknowledge that the tenant is not responsible for the defect or damage.
c) If the tenant discovers any defects or damage after occupation, the landlord must be notified within seven days thereof.
d) Prior to vacating the property, the landlord and tenant shall inspect the property together to determine if any damage was caused to the premises by the tenant.
e) The Landlord is entitled to deduct an amount from the deposit, required to repair any damage caused to the premises; and, should the amount be more than the value of the deposit, extra may be charged to cover such cost.
Please take note that you weren't charged for any damages to the premises. You were penalized for early termination which is a breach of contract. Please refer to section twenty-one in your signed lease agreement. This section describes what is considered early termination, and the penalty chargeable for this breach. You were also informed prior to vacating what the penalty entails, and you had an opportunity to revoke your notice, however, you moved regardless.
The terms are applicable to any person who signs a contract.
It is important to read and understand your lease agreement to avoid misunderstandings.
Should you need any further clarity, please feel free to contact us.
Regards,
Management
Best regards,
Central Developments's reply12 Mar 2021, 17:14
Official
Good day Mphaphuli
Thank you for your review.
You are mistaken and your statement is inaccurate.
We would like to shed light on the matter.
Referring to section fourteen in your signed lease agreement, this clause explains the following:
a) The tenant and landlord will inspect the property together to determine if there are any existing defects or damage to the premises.
b) The record of the damage is to acknowledge that the tenant is not responsible for the defect or damage.
c) If the tenant discovers any defects or damage after occupation, the landlord must be notified within seven days thereof.
d) Prior to vacating the property, the landlord and tenant shall inspect the property together to determine if any damage was caused to the premises by the tenant.
e) The Landlord is entitled to deduct an amount from the deposit, required to repair any damage caused to the premises; and, should the amount be more than the value of the deposit, extra may be charged to cover such cost.
Please take note that you weren't charged for any damages to the premises. You were penalized for early termination which is a breach of contract. Please refer to section twenty-one in your signed lease agreement. This section describes what is considered early termination, and the penalty chargeable for this breach. You were also informed prior to vacating what the penalty entails, and you had an opportunity to revoke your notice, however, you moved regardless.
The terms are applicable to any person who signs a contract.
It is important to read and understand your lease agreement to avoid misunderstandings.
Should you need any further clarity, please feel free to contact us.
Regards,
Management
Thank you for your review.
You are mistaken and your statement is inaccurate.
We would like to shed light on the matter.
Referring to section fourteen in your signed lease agreement, this clause explains the following:
a) The tenant and landlord will inspect the property together to determine if there are any existing defects or damage to the premises.
b) The record of the damage is to acknowledge that the tenant is not responsible for the defect or damage.
c) If the tenant discovers any defects or damage after occupation, the landlord must be notified within seven days thereof.
d) Prior to vacating the property, the landlord and tenant shall inspect the property together to determine if any damage was caused to the premises by the tenant.
e) The Landlord is entitled to deduct an amount from the deposit, required to repair any damage caused to the premises; and, should the amount be more than the value of the deposit, extra may be charged to cover such cost.
Please take note that you weren't charged for any damages to the premises. You were penalized for early termination which is a breach of contract. Please refer to section twenty-one in your signed lease agreement. This section describes what is considered early termination, and the penalty chargeable for this breach. You were also informed prior to vacating what the penalty entails, and you had an opportunity to revoke your notice, however, you moved regardless.
The terms are applicable to any person who signs a contract.
It is important to read and understand your lease agreement to avoid misunderstandings.
Should you need any further clarity, please feel free to contact us.
Regards,
Management
Best regards,