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Originally Posted by WaterPKMNMaster  Yes, I know, we have already talked about that at least 10 times.  I'm going to talk to the leasing manager again. |
Yes, but what you don't seem to get is this:
What the lease says is what matters, its a BINDING CONTRACT.
What the manager says doesn't mean a dime. When you're standing in front of a judge facing eviction the ONLY thing he or she will look at is that lease. What you say the manager or anyone else says won't mean a thing. That will be your word and none of it will mean anything.
What the contract says DOES.
That judge isn't going to care how many times the manager said it was ok, and the only thing that will result is you loosing your dog and having to pay not only court fees but lawyer fees to whatever complex you're renting as well. I know college students have issues really grasping the concept of leases and how binding they are and how much they matter... but this is a situation where more then just you and your housing history would potentially sit in the balance.