Tenant
Lease Agreement
New York
Charged for not giving a 60-day notice
My rental agreement says nothing about and automatic renewal clause not 60 day notice. I signed a deposit slip after I put down money on the places that says 60 day notice must be given before moving out even at end of lease. Is this legally binding since it is not in the lease? It seems like they are trying to through a lease clause on a deposit slip.
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Tenant
New York
Jane C.
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The terms of the lease control. Please read this guide to tenants rights. https://ag.ny.gov/sites/default/files/tenants_rights.pdf
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