Tenants are going through significant changes in their job and salary status. As a result, landlords are being bombarded by requests and demands on rent relaxations, waivers, and discounts. This leads to questions like, ‘Do landlords have to postpone or decrease rental payments due to COVID-19?’. Considering the setbacks in business or employment, 'Can tenants terminate tenancy contracts immediately without penalty?' There are key legal considerations when it comes to amending lease arrangements. Any real estate lawyer will point out these policies:
Can tenants apply force majeure to excuse them from paying rent?
Tenants can refer to their lease for a force majeure clause. It stands for the proposition that the tenant’s obligations to pay rent under the contract can be excused when a “force majeure” makes such liability impossible, impracticable, or illegal. Force majeure is often thought of as an ‘act of God’, a natural occurrence like an earthquake or hurricane, or a particular circumstance beyond reasonable control.
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