Full question:
I am on a lease that states a flat tire on my vehicle must be fixed within 24 hours. I went out of town on 12-5-06, and I returned on 12-8 06, and my truck had been towed and impounded for a flat tire. Did I violate the lease?
- Category: Landlord Tenant
- Date:
- State: Nevada
Answer:
To determine if you violated your lease, consider the following:
- What does your lease specifically state regarding vehicle maintenance?
- What laws does your state have about abandoned vehicles?
- How long was your truck inoperable?
These factors are crucial to understanding your situation. If a court finds that a contract is excessively unfair to a consumer, it can be deemed void due to unconscionability. This means that if the lease terms are so unreasonable that they shock the court's conscience, the lease or specific clauses may be invalidated.
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