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Early termination of tenancy agreement by tenant malaysia sampleEarly Termination • June 10th, 2021
In Singapore, tenancy agreements typically include a lease term of between six months to two years. During this period of time, the tenant is legally obliged to pay the amount of rent outlined in the tenancy agreement (TA) with the landlord. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, there could be a need for either party to break the lease. We explore what these circumstances are, and their consequences, so landlords and tenants will know what to do in the event of early termination of the TA. Breaking lease and early termination of your rental contract can cause a lot of frustration and stress. What a Tenancy Agreement (TA) entails Tenants and landlords should be aware of the terms set out in the Tenancy Agreement before they sign it. After all, the very nature of the TA is to avoid any conflict or miscommunication between both parties. (Read this article for more info about what should be included in the TA) In most cases, the TA should contain terms which ensure the tenant(s) has ex
