Assertion: tenant | /r/AtLocation | possession of the premises
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text: The liability of a holdover tenant will depend on whether the tenant, who remains in possession of the premises after the lease expires, does so with or without the landlord’s consent.
text: It’s worth noting that the lease may specifically provide that if tenant remains in possession of the premises after the lease expires without the landlord’s consent, then tenant will be considered a tenant at will or a month-to-month tenant rather than a trespasser (being deemed a trespasser is discussed below).
text: In conclusion, a tenant who remains in possession of the premises after the lease expires with the landlord’s consent will only be responsible for the holdover rent (likely an increased rental amount during the holdover period), while a tenant who remains in possession of the premises after the lease expires without the landlord’s consent will likely expose itself to a range of liabilities, including damages sustained by the landlord (such as rent, lost tenant), the landlord’s attorneys’ fees, and possible damages incurred by the landlord’s new tenant.
text: In conclusion, a tenant who remains in possession of the premises after the lease expires with the landlord’s consent will only be responsible for the holdover rent (likely an increased rental amount during the holdover period), while a tenant who remains in possession of the premises after the lease expires without the landlord’s consent will likely expose itself to a range of liabilities, including damages sustained by the landlord (such as rent, lost tenant), the landlord’s attorneys’ fees, and possible damages incurred by the landlord’s new tenant.