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When I do, I fully intend to walk into the office, hand them the key, and point out that I never signed the document and will fight any attempts to charge me th
by ubernostrum 13y ago
When I do, I fully intend to walk into the office, hand them the key, and point out that I never signed the document and will fight any attempts to charge me the next three months worth of rent.
Let's rephrase that:
You fully intend to tell them that you made use of their property without their permission and without compensation, and will attempt to fight any attempts to hold you accountable for what is, at the very least, repeated trespassing.
Yes, that's going to end wonderfully for you. However, there is a chance you'll get an audience -- a captive one, even -- for your interesting legal and moral theories.
- jlgaddis 13y ago> you made use of their property without their permission and without compensation Actually, they gave me a key and they automatically charge me $46/mo. Did you miss that part? > repeated trespassing Except that I have a key that they gave me and they haven't attempted to stop me from entering the premises. Geez, at least read what I wrote before criticizing me.
- zanny 13y ago> you made use of their property without their permission and without compensation He did pay them for he service, he just didn't agree to the terms and conditions pertaining to 90 days notice. It probably wouldn't hold in court under grounds that once he became aware of the 90 day notice requirement and yet continued to pay for service he had implicitly agreed.