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Exactly. A "bail" is you compensating the landlord for a resource they lend you. You can do (almost) anything you want in your rented house.. at the only condit
by Faaak 7y ago
Exactly. A "bail" is you compensating the landlord for a resource they lend you.
You can do (almost) anything you want in your rented house.. at the only condition that you give it back as it was before (minus normal deterioration).
If there's an emergency, the fire services will kick the door.
- cr1895 7y ago>A "bail" is you compensating the landlord for a resource they lend you. Deposit? Haven't heard that name before.
- navaati 7y agoIn French that word has a different meaning, it specifically means a rental contract and is pronounced like "bye", I'm not sure it has anything to do with "bail" in English. So could be that parent is French.
- gliop 7y agoBail is a security deposit. In English bail is generally used to mean a deposit against a promise to appear in criminal court, but it's the same concept.