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I have sign a lesase on friday without seen the apartment,

 

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I have sign a lesase on friday without seen the apartment, on saturday the air conditioner stop working, I inform to the landloard, he tried to fixed, today is wednesday and the problem remain the same. Can I cancel the lease agreement.

 

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albuquerque, New Mexico

Submitted: 1696 days and 8 hours ago.
Category: Real Estate Law
Value: $20
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Expert:  INFOLAWYER replied1696 days and 8 hours ago.

You cannot cancel the lease. You can seek to have the Ac repaired by making further demand or filing a complaint with the housing court provided the ac was covered under the lease as a landlord responsibility. if landlord does not repair after court orders it, it may permit lease cancellation but not at this point.

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