Deceptive wording in notice letter
By Zipcat
Hi – our story.
"Your current lease expires on 7/31/2013" and "..we invite you to renew your lease and continue to make Pillar at Santan your home"
In the context of their devious letter and shaky contract, I really feel as though we are being screwed here.
So, questions:
1 – Do I have any sort of leg to stand on?
2 – Can I pursue any kind of legal action?
Thanks very much
Edited on: Thursday, July 4th, 2013 12:40 am
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