Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Georgia
3 yr agreement to rent land to place Air/Vac tank. 60 days notice required if breaking lease. Rent was received 1 Aug. No notice @ the time Air/Vac tank being moved on 8 Aug. Tenant didn't acknowledge movement of tank until landlord approached by phone on 9 Aug. After the call, landlord sent letter requesting the remaining balance on the lease be paid. Tenant believes since he paid rent on 1 Aug he has rights to property even though he didn't provide prior notice of removal of the Air/Vac. Says he did not break lease and will pay two additional months and it would be considered 60 days notice. Can landlord sue for remaining time on lease since prior notification was not received.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Confusing facts
Reword...what did you rent and what has an Air/Vac to do with lease?
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