O
onephoxie
what is the legal and professional way to write a letter not to renew my
lease agreement?
lease agreement?
F
fredg
You have posted this message to the wrong newsgroup.
The access in this groups name refers to Microsoft Access, a database
program.
W
Wayne-I-M
Is this really an access question?
Oh well it’s late so why not.
If the lease is time limited you don’t really need to do anything. The
least will expire and that’s it. Finished. BUT read it “carefully†as there
may be a rolling clause it requiring you to terminate with a failure to do
this causing the lease to “roll†into the next time period.
Your letter should simply state that under the terms of the agreement
(insert the specific clause referring to termination if there is one) the
lease will terminate on a given date (insert the date – very important) and
you will not at this time be either renewing or extending.
Ensure that any clauses or terms in the lease are met prior to termination
to avoid penalties.
Do you have any questions regarding MS Access ? <:--)
Oh well it’s late so why not.
If the lease is time limited you don’t really need to do anything. The
least will expire and that’s it. Finished. BUT read it “carefully†as there
may be a rolling clause it requiring you to terminate with a failure to do
this causing the lease to “roll†into the next time period.
Your letter should simply state that under the terms of the agreement
(insert the specific clause referring to termination if there is one) the
lease will terminate on a given date (insert the date – very important) and
you will not at this time be either renewing or extending.
Ensure that any clauses or terms in the lease are met prior to termination
to avoid penalties.
Do you have any questions regarding MS Access ? <:--)
T
Terry Kreft
Why not?
Because we don't know the legal jurisdiction of the OPs contract.
Because we're not lawyers (well I'm not)
If we were lawyers we'd probably want a peek at the contract before
offering advice.
This isn't the place to answer such questions.
and of course by answering such questions we're taking the food out of the
mouth of lawyers, who are paid to offer this kind of advice, well except for
the ones the OP uses to sue us for offering incorrect legal advice <g>.
Because we don't know the legal jurisdiction of the OPs contract.
Because we're not lawyers (well I'm not)
If we were lawyers we'd probably want a peek at the contract before
offering advice.
This isn't the place to answer such questions.
and of course by answering such questions we're taking the food out of the
mouth of lawyers, who are paid to offer this kind of advice, well except for
the ones the OP uses to sue us for offering incorrect legal advice <g>.
W
Wayne-I-M
I was looking at a forum yesterday which is specifically (but not only) for
people who are interested in the conservation of ancient buildings (quite
interesting actually). Anyway on this forum someone asked if anyone knew of
a method of renovating their garden as they want to build a small wall around
a new pond.
Oh my god. There were so many answers regarding the fact that this wasn’t
“specifically†about their favourite topic and wasn’t it terrible that anyone
would dare to ask such a question on “their†site. Etc, etc.
Someone did offer some construction tips and asked a few questions back
regarding the sub-soil of the new forum user’s new walls. It was pointed out
by others that their site risked being sued if the new wall fell over and
killed someone.
It was commented on that
A] The subsoil structure of the new walls location wasn’t known so it would
be impossible to give an accurate answer – but, as the answer that “wasâ€
given was very general, the basics would hold-up in virtually any subsoil.
B] Anyone offering advice – however loosely – should not be berated for
doing so. Even if this wasn’t really the best place for it.
C] As the specifics of the proposed new walls weren’t given (height, length,
etc) in the original question it would not be possible to either given a
specific answer but a general one would be fine.
At least 5 other people did raise their head above the parapet with posts
basically saying that even though the site was meant to be about one topic
this wasn’t exclusive, and if someone looking for any other form of advice
(or even just a chat) wanted to post that was their option. It would be
unlikely that anyone would answer this impertinent use of the site but – hey,
if they did what’s the harm.
Please re-read my post and then compare it with points A,B and C above.
A]
Oh and as for
My wife "is" a lawyer and you couldn't get a slice of cake out of her hand
if you tried <
and she gets paid far too much as it is and still won't
buy me a new car every month.
--
Wayne
Manchester, England.
2 things to remember:
Enjoy whatever it is you do and the F1 Key doesn’t bite.
people who are interested in the conservation of ancient buildings (quite
interesting actually). Anyway on this forum someone asked if anyone knew of
a method of renovating their garden as they want to build a small wall around
a new pond.
Oh my god. There were so many answers regarding the fact that this wasn’t
“specifically†about their favourite topic and wasn’t it terrible that anyone
would dare to ask such a question on “their†site. Etc, etc.
Someone did offer some construction tips and asked a few questions back
regarding the sub-soil of the new forum user’s new walls. It was pointed out
by others that their site risked being sued if the new wall fell over and
killed someone.
It was commented on that
A] The subsoil structure of the new walls location wasn’t known so it would
be impossible to give an accurate answer – but, as the answer that “wasâ€
given was very general, the basics would hold-up in virtually any subsoil.
B] Anyone offering advice – however loosely – should not be berated for
doing so. Even if this wasn’t really the best place for it.
C] As the specifics of the proposed new walls weren’t given (height, length,
etc) in the original question it would not be possible to either given a
specific answer but a general one would be fine.
At least 5 other people did raise their head above the parapet with posts
basically saying that even though the site was meant to be about one topic
this wasn’t exclusive, and if someone looking for any other form of advice
(or even just a chat) wanted to post that was their option. It would be
unlikely that anyone would answer this impertinent use of the site but – hey,
if they did what’s the harm.
Please re-read my post and then compare it with points A,B and C above.
A]
Oh and as for
______
My wife "is" a lawyer and you couldn't get a slice of cake out of her hand
if you tried <
and she gets paid far too much as it is and still won'tbuy me a new car every month.
--
Wayne
Manchester, England.
2 things to remember:
Enjoy whatever it is you do and the F1 Key doesn’t bite.