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One party to a lease cannot unilaterally void or terminate the lease. All parties must agree to it. If not, the lease is binding and you are expected to fulfill your legal obligation.
A lease is a legal binding contract.
You should give the landlord written notice that you do not intend to move in so that they can advertise the rental and attempt to find a replacement tenant. The landlord is required to mitigate his damages, but you are liable for the rent until either the lease expires or a replacement tenant is found.
You can also be held liable for any costs the landlord sufferes (as damages) due to your default. This can include advertising costs, agent fees, court costs, attorney fees, etc. |