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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is not what the landlord wants, you can appropriately let the landlord subsidize some water and electricity bills and the like, and be considerate of each other! As for the claim, I don't think it's necessary!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Go to the agent you signed the contract with at the time, ask him to mediate, let you terminate the contract early, and return your relevant fees, as for compensation? I don't think it's necessary, he didn't mean it, and you're not bad for that money!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can ask for a lower rent, and whether you can hold the landlord liable for breach of contract depends on your rental contract, and if necessary, it is recommended to bring the contract to the law firm for face-to-face consultation.
Whether the delivery time is agreed within the terms of the contract, whether there is an agreement on the way of compensation for breach of contract, if not, it can only be resolved through negotiation.
Totally yes, because it doesn't fit into the contract.
Waterproof 5-year warranty, state-regulated! If the contract is agreed otherwise, it can't be lower than the national regulations! Decoration association or something, 315 complaints, if it doesn't work, let the downstairs find someone to identify the cause of the leakage, and then go to the court to sue you, and then you use the same thing to sue the decoration company in the court! >>>More
Of course I did. In the case of assignment, the lessee must also be provided for in the contract to have the right to transfer.
If the decoration contract package includes free furniture, it is an item within the contract period. Unless the contract stipulates a delivery time for the furniture, the completion time of the renovation shall be implemented.