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2/05/10, 8:55 am

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I have given my 30 day notice to my apartment management comnpany. THey are telling me that they cannot except my notice, without payment of the $6,000 they are charging to break the lease. Is this legal for them to do? According to my lease, I have up until I move out before I have to pay this money. ANy advice would be helpful.


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