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Is this a legal practice from a landlord

By kb

I vacated my apartment 2 months early.  I gave written notice, turned in the keys so I canceled the utilites.  The property manager contacted me yesterday and claims I must contiune to pay and conver utilties per the Fair Housing Laws.  Is the true and accurate?  My lease does not state this, only that I must contiune to pay rent.  I have researched the laws for fair housing federal and state and do not see this to be true. 

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Edited on: Wednesday, May 9th, 2012 8:20 am
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