Mar 20, 2020
8:56:16am
8:56:16am
It is the BYU housing landlord’s problem in that case because the terms of the BYU housing contract
Allow the student out of the contract due to an unforeseeable and unexpected serious illness, which I’m pretty sure a global pandemic that shut down the school would qualify.
Landlord would get to keep the deposit though.
Landlord would get to keep the deposit though.
Originally posted on Mar 20, 2020 at 8:56:16am
Message modified by TCuz on Mar 20, 2020 at 8:59:45am
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No, it it isn't. It's asking landlords to let those students who want out of the final month of their contract.
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How is it sharing the burden for those kids who signed a contract and now are let off of their obligation? If you were
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Landlords have mortgages, sometimes huge mortgages, that they have taken out to provide that housing. Hence contracts.
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You said "grow up" and complained about personal insults right after insulting me. Maybe take your own
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