Assertion: tenant | /r/CapableOf | violate the lease
Facets:
value: with an unauthorized pet
type: OTHER
value: in some other way
type: MANNER
value: technically
type: MANNER
value: by sneaking pets
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Minnesota’s law on eviction notice is unique, as no notice is required when the tenant has not paid rent or violated the lease, but the suit for eviction can be used as notice and remedied if the court has not yet made a decision.
text: When a tenant violates their lease and does not respond to a notice to quit the behavior, as a landlord, unfortunately, sometimes the only way to get a tenant to move out of their rental is to file to evict the tenant in court.
text: Speaking of pets, the tenant might be violating the lease, often by sneaking pets into a pet-free unit.
text: In a situation where the tenant has violated the lease in some other way – causing damage to the property, for example – the landlord must give seven days to remedy the rental agreement violation.
text: You will probably minimize damage and clean-up by using the Move-out Reminder Letter and Move-out Cleanup & Debris Letter, but the tenant still may violate the lease and cause all kinds of damage.
text: However, if they do not comply with your pet-policy, they would technically be violating their lease with an unauthorized pet.