you should let any other remaining tenants who signed the same paper know about its invalidity. easy way to make things more difficult for him
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Am already in contact with the lady that lives above me and she's on my side. She didn't sign anything though. Thank you for the recommendation!
Print out signs, put them up on people's doors or in the common areas.
A good rule of thumb to remember is that if you don't get anything out of a contract, that contract is likely to be invalid if tested in a court. Most of the time people don't have the money to defend themselves from it, but American contract law, for all of its faults, is incredibly specific about this.
I'm from Canada but I assume it's more or less the same here? The very nice and helpful clerks told me it was indeed invalid. That's why he told me to look in the mirror because I broke my word to him. As if he wouldnt let me starve in the streets at the first whiff of a late rent payment.. Thanks for your input! 🙏
What op was getting out of it was a place to live on a yearly/monthly basis at some sort of fixed cost, subject to change no more than once a year.
If it's just a standard rental contract plus random clauses in the landlord's favour, but OP doesn't get anything extra in return, it's not really enforceable.
Lots of landlords make you sign leases that are basically unenforceable and wouldn't hold up. Where I live the only exception is if the landlord is renting out a room and shares common areas with you like a kitchen and bathrooms.
If you can try to get to know your neighbors, collective bargaining can take less effort then attempting to battle these fucks in court alone.
I've thought about forming a tenant's union, this seems like a good opportunity to make the first steps. Thank you for taking the time to answer
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I wouldnt even dare dream of a good old fashioned maoist struggle session! Let alone enact one.
I'm really sorry that this is happening to you
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Talk to the tenancy board.
Doing that first thing tomorrow! Thank you 🙏
They're on your team and if you get to talk to someone in person there's an overwhelming chance they're a comrade from my experience.
Today made we want to implicate myself too ngl. One convo with a landlord can be so radicalizing.