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Anonymous users2024-01-24For this kind of thing, it is best to make a clear note on the copy of the ID card: this copy only provides a detailed landlord, the word!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It doesn't matter, if you don't break it, you won't pay for it, people are doing it with a clear conscience, if you break it, you will pay for it, it's not easy for everyone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's not a thing, you're gone, is it possible that he still calls 110? Or is it to sue you? It's okay, let's go, stay away from him.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's not good to have no contract, and leave without anything expiration.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Then leave him alone, stay and leave when it's due!
It's hard to say whether the dead are dead, and there must be evil in the room, which is used to ward off evil spirits.
You can go to a nearby place to mend clothes, be professional. Get it and take it back and wash it, and the landlord will not find it after seeing it. If you can't get it in after sewing, cut off a little sponge.
Discuss the amount of compensation with the landlord, and appropriately discount the original price, and everyone will give a step.
If the landlord is also more generous, you can not lose money, if the house is more stingy, you will definitely need to lose money, my landlord asks too much, the tenant is definitely unwilling. If the tenant sues, the landlord should respond to the lawsuit and let the court settle the loss. Because they are professional.
If the amount is huge and there is no ability to compensate, it will become criminal, and it is normal to pay compensation