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The rental contract is valid because it has been fulfilled. But you can ask your own questions, because the house is in the process of being rented out and you are being scammed. Of course, you can also re-sign an agreement with the real landlord after the lease expires to correct previous mistakes.
The principle is that you don't lose out on it.
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The contract is valid. First of all, many houses now include apportionment, and it is common for the actual house area to be less than the calculated area. Moreover, you generally don't agree on renting by area in your contract, right?
You have seen the house, even if the area agreed in the contract is not true, it is only a contract defect and does not affect the validity of the overall contract. Unless you rent by area, it will also affect the rent calculation. Moreover, there is a difference of 20 square meters, which is a large area, and if you sign the contract, you will be deemed to have acknowledged the area.
Secondly, although the property is not the "landlord", if the real landlord does not come out to deny the contract, the contract is still valid, because the other party can make the real landlord recognize it at any time. You can sue your "landlord" unless you are asked to move out by a real landlord.
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You can terminate the contract.
There are two reasons: 1. The signatory is not the owner of the house, and the subject of the contract is not qualified. (However, this does not apply if authorized or recognized by the homeowner).
2. The area of the house is less than the agreed area, which does not meet the agreement.
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Therefore, if the contract is not recognized by the father-in-law, the contract is invalid and you can quit the lease and ask for a refund of the rent.
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is invalid, because the person who signed the contract with you is not the owner of the house, even if you sue him for cheating, the responsibility is borne by the two of you, but you bear less. So you must be serious in doing things in the future.
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The contract is valid, and you can recover the other party's liability for breach of contract.
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Legal analysis: The housing lease contract generally includes the following elements: basic information of the house, lease term, rent, deposit, housing maintenance, contract termination, liability for breach of contract, dispute resolution methods, etc.
If in the process of renting a house, either party proposes to terminate the cooperation, then it is a breach of contract after signing the contract, and the breach of contract will bear the corresponding legal responsibility.
Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Management of Urban Real Estate
Article 54 For housing lease, the lessor and the lessee shall sign a written lease contract, stipulating the terms of the lease term, lease purpose, lease responsibility, repair responsibility, etc., as well as other rights and obligations of both parties, and register with the real estate management department for the record.
Article 55 The leasing of residential buildings shall be subject to the leasing policies stipulated by the State and the people of the city where the housing is located. If the premises are rented for production or business activities, the lease and other lease terms shall be negotiated and negotiated by both parties.
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Check-out is OK, the deposit is compensated to the owner as liquidated damages, in other words, you may be clearer.
If the landlord doesn't rent the house to you and lets you move out before the contract expires, the landlord should not only return the deposit, but also compensate you for liquidated damages, understand? ``
Conversely, if your contract does not expire, you will not live there, and you will not pay the landlord liquidated damages?
All the good things are for you to take advantage of
If you still don't understand, it is recommended that you have time to study contract law, which will help you.
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What questions do you want to ask about the rental contract?
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1. According to what you said: the purpose of renting a house is to live in. The possession and use of the house involves personal privacy and property security.
2. According to the most fundamental purpose of the lease contract you signed for the house, in order to live, if the house does not meet the normal living standards, and the noise in this case exceeds the standard (it needs to be certified), you can propose to terminate the contract.
3. The landlord infringes on your right to occupy and use the house, and you naturally want to have a place where you can rest and protect your property and privacy. If this purpose is not achieved now, the contract can still be terminated. Evidence is also needed to prove that the homeowner has engaged in the actions you described.
4. It is time-consuming and costly to sue for ruler socks, and if you can, it is recommended that you sublease it.
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You will lose the case! According to the provisions of the Contract Law, the rescission of the contract can only be claimed under the seven conditions prescribed by law. Others are generally not supported.
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In this case, the noise exceeds the standard (the EPA needs to provide proof), and it can be required to impose a penalty; You may lose the lawsuit in court because you don't have a contract!
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