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Terminating a month a month lease vs. 60 required by year lease

By Carten

My lease was for a year and ended June 2010.  I have been renting on a month to month basis for 6 months since.  I gave my landlord a thirty day notice of when I want to move out however he responded and said that my lease says 60 days.  Am I bound to the lease that says 60 days or the 30 days since it also says I rent on a month to month basis?

 

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Edited on: Sunday, October 23rd, 2011 1:02 pm
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Judith

May 11th, 2011 2:10 pm

Nothing can go wrong if you’ll follow what’s in your lease. It’s a signed agreement between you and the landlord.

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