The rent has not expired and moved, do you want to live again?

If you move in before the expiration date, you can live in it now, because your lease will not end until it expires.

Yes. As long as you don't quit the lease, you can go back whenever you want during the lease period.

If you have moved and now you want to live in it, you can only pay the rent again and move in in the near future, because since you have moved, the contract has expired.

If you move out before the house expires, if your house is not repossessed by the owner, or if you don't pay it, you should still be able to go back to live in.

If your house is not expired, I moved out, and I haven't checked out, you can still go to live there, but if you have already moved out, you can't go back to live again.

Yes, the main rental is not full, and the right to use the house is yours.

As long as your original house is not returned, you can continue to live there.

It mainly depends on whether the house is due or not, and if it is not due, you can still live in it.

If you have moved out before the expiration of the lease and have notified the landlord to move out, then you are now living in it, which is considered a new rental.

If you have confirmed with the landlord that you have moved out and gone through the relevant procedures, you will not be able to move in unless you have renegotiated with the landlord.

It depends on whether you and the landlord have agreed, and generally speaking, it is possible.

As long as you don't give the key to the landlord, and there is anything to pay attention to, you just move back, and the landlord does not check out the rent to you.

I didn't go to live again when it was due, and I talked to the landlord. It should be fine.

Okay? Of course, you have to discuss with the landlord, if his house has not been re-rented out, most of the time it is okay.

It is possible to stay with a contract in advance!

If you want to move back, you'll need to rent a new house.

So you should be cautious in your decision.

I haven't rented a house for seven shifts, and now I want to live again, okay? That's fine, as long as you talk to the landlord and no one has moved in, you can go back to where you were.

The rent hasn't expired, I moved, and now I want to live again, okay? Well, as long as the deadline is not reached, the rent is paid and the contract is signed. It is possible to check in.

The rent hasn't expired, I moved, and now I want to live again, okay? Why not? Now you're still under contract. Absolutely.

The lease has actually been terminated before moving out, and now I want to live again, of course, I can't move in again.

It is okay to move out directly before the rent is due, but it is a breach of contract and must be borneLiability for breach of contract

And it is written in the contract that if Party B fails to pay the rent on time, the water and electricity will be charged at 10% for 1 day, and the house will be postponed for 10 days and the deposit will not be refunded, and the original contract will be invalidated, and Party A will have this supplementary agreement.

What does that mean.

1. "If Party B does not pay the rent on time, the water and electricity will be charged at 10% for 1 day, and the house will be postponed for 10 days, and the deposit will not be refunded, and the original contract will be invalidated, and Party A's supplementary agreement will be invalidated", I don't know if this sentence is the original text, but there are typos.

2. "If Party B does not pay the rent on time, the water and electricity will be charged at 10% for 1 day", if it is the original text, it should be understood in the order of the sentence, it should be that from the due date of the rent, water and electricity bills, the deposit will be deducted by 10% of the deposit for every 1 day of delay in the payment of rent, water and electricity bills.

3. "If the house is postponed for 10 days and the deposit is not refunded, the original contract will be invalid", and the landlord has the right to take back the house, terminate the contract and not return the deposit.

Rent smart precautions have:

Before entering into a lease contract, you should know as much information as possible about one of the parties to the contract.

Before entering into a lease contract, the other party's legal status, business scope, credit status, performance ability and business reputation should be investigated.

If it is difficult to understand by yourself, you can entrust a lawyer to inquire with the industrial and commercial department where the other party is located, and you can learn through the other party's industry or related enterprises.

Housing lease contract.

It should be drafted, revised and checked by a professional lawyer.

Legal analysis: This situation is a breach of contract and can be negotiated. The rental deposit is generally used to restrain the tenant's breach of contract, such as the tenant quitting the lease in violation of the contract, damaging the goods, failing to pay the utility bills, etc.

If you do not do so, you can request a refund when the rental period expires or when the rental contract is terminated.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 5: Liability for breach of contract: If one of the parties fails to perform its contractual obligations or the performance of its contractual obligations does not conform to the agreement, it shall bear the liability for breach of contract such as continuing to perform, taking remedial measures, or compensating for losses.

Article 500 78 Where one of the parties clearly states or shows by its own conduct that it does not perform its contractual obligations, the other party may request it to bear the liability for breach of contract before the expiration of the performance period.

Article 733: When the lease term expires, the lessee shall return the leased property, and upon the expiration of the lease term, the lessee shall return the leased property. The leased property to be returned shall conform to the state after use in accordance with the agreement or according to the nature of the leased item.

If the rent is expired, the parties can negotiate on their own. If the negotiation fails, the lessor may file a lawsuit with the court, and after the judgment takes effect, apply to the president of the people's court to issue a public notice ordering the person subject to enforcement to perform the judgment of forcibly moving out of the house within a specified period.

[Legal basis].

Article 250 of the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China.

Where the court president forcibly moves out of the house or forcibly withdraws from the land, the court president shall issue a public notice ordering the person subject to enforcement to perform within the specified period. If the person subject to enforcement fails to perform within the time limit, the executor shall enforce it.

At the time of compulsory enforcement, if the person subject to enforcement is a citizen, the person subject to enforcement or his adult family members shall be notified to appear; Where the person subject to enforcement is a legal person or other organization, their legally-designated representative or principle responsible person shall be notified to appear. Where they refuse to appear, enforcement is not impacted. Where the person subject to enforcement is a citizen, their work unit or the basic-level organization where the house or land is located shall send people to participate.

The executive shall record the situation of compulsory execution in the record, and the person present shall sign or affix a seal.

The people's court is to appoint someone to transport the property that has been forcibly removed from the house to the designated place and hand it over to the person subject to enforcement. If the person subject to execution is a citizen, it can also be handed over to his adult family members. The losses caused by the refusal to accept shall be borne by the person subject to enforcement.

Legal analysis: 1. When the lease expires, the tenant does not move and tells him to move out within a reasonable period of time (such as 3 days) and pay the house payment, otherwise he will sue the court. At the expiration of the lease term, the tenant shall move out of the rented premises according to the contract date.

If the tenant needs to continue to use the premises, he or she shall submit a request to the landlord 3 months before the lease term stated in the contract, and with the consent of the lessor, sign a new lease contract for renewal.

2. If you do not move out within the notification period, you should file a lawsuit in the case filing division of the court, and request pre-litigation property preservation, and the court will seal the goods stored in the house.

3. Sue for repayment of the house payment, delay in paying the bank interest for the same period of the house payment, move out of the rented house, and pay the rent for overdue rental. If the tenant fails to request to continue the lease in time, but fails to move out of the rented premises in time after the expiration of the lease, it is a breach of contract. In this case, the lessee shall pay liquidated damages in addition to the rent for the overdue use period, and shall also pay compensation if the economic loss caused to the lessor by such breach of contract, and such losses have exceeded the liquidated damages.

4. Some lessors do not propose to the lessee to take back the house after the expiration of the lease, but continue to collect rent from the lessee. This is in effect a promise of an extension of the lease term, and cannot be called a breach of contract by the lessee. However, this extended lease relationship is not protected by law and is prone to disputes.

Therefore, if both parties are willing to renew the contract, they should go through the lease registration procedures again and obtain the housing lease record certificate.

5. If, during the existence of the housing lease relationship, the lessor really needs to take back the rented house in advance for some reason, the consent of the lessee shall be obtained in advance. If the lessor takes back the leased premises in advance and causes losses to the lessee, the lessee shall be given economic compensation.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 577:Where one of the parties fails to perform its contractual obligations or its performance does not conform to the agreement, it shall bear liability for breach of contract such as continuing to perform, taking remedial measures, or compensating for losses.

Article 733: Upon the expiration of the lease term, the lessee shall return the leased property. The returned leased property shall conform to the state in which it has been used in accordance with the agreement or according to the nature of the leased item.

Article 734 If the lessee continues to use the leased property upon the expiration of the lease term and the lessor does not raise any objection, the original lease contract shall continue to be valid, but the lease term shall be indefinite.

At the expiration of the lease term, the tenant of the house has the right of priority to lease on the same terms.