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Originally Posted by slapass
There is no morals clause. If you pushed it he would have to rent to you.
Jay-Rock get a new lawyer. The laws governing deposits are pretty clear. Unless they can prove damages, you are good. The only loophole in your case is that it was used commercially and not disclosed by you. So you broke the lease. If you were living there, you should still be able to get the deposit.
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The company I was shooting for payed the deposits and payed 3/4 of the rent. The landlord did mention that it was used for a business and that was breaking the lease. The lawyer said they still were breaking their end of a deal since it is not stated in the lease. I guess that company just doesn't want to fuck with it anymore. I never shot anything hardcore outside but there were shooters that worked for the company shooting outside of my shoots that did. I knew if hardcore was shot that the neighbors would hear it and my guess is the told the landlord all about what they heard and saw. My current landlord knows what I do and put a clause in the lease that if I did anything in plain view of the neighbors that I would be breaking the lease. Ill just have to stay the last 2 months for free when I move out of my current lease so that doesn't happen to me again.