What to do if new management took over my lease and I have a garage that I pay for but it increased my garage payment and told me that I can only keep my car in it?
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What to do if new management took over my lease and I have a garage that I pay for but it increased my garage payment and told me that I can only keep my car in it?
I have boxes in there for storage. They said if I don’t take it out, they will remove it. Can they do this?
Asked on October 23, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Connecticut
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
The answer to your question lies in your presumed written lease and the amount you pay for your unit and the garage. If the price is stated for a term then the new management cannot contractually increase your monthly amount. Whether or not you can keep boxes in your garage or not depends upon what the written lease states.
I suggest that you carefully read the terms of your lease.
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