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That's breach of contract and you can sue them. Have it say something like "The obligation is terminated only after the tenant has moved out and returned the ke
by franga2000 5y ago
That's breach of contract and you can sue them. Have it say something like "The obligation is terminated only after the tenant has moved out and returned the keys". If they stay, you can sue them for not paying rent since they're still a tenant. If they return the keys, immediately change the lock and enable the alarm. If they break in, you can sue them for damaging your property and they also get criminally charged with B&E.
- respondo2134 5y agonot sure if you're talking hypothetically or from experience, but (depending on jurisdiction) trying to "sue a tennant" is really, really hard. In Canada most of the laws protect the tennant, making trying to evict someone next to impossible. It can take months to years, and they will most likely do thousands of dollars of damage to your property.
- rurp 5y agoI don't understand why it would be easier to sue and remove a delinquint tenant than a squatter.
- Matheus28 5y agoThere's a thing called being judgement proof. These people don't have the money to give you even if you win a judgement.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> breach of contract and you can sue them Spain isn't known for its efficient court system.