Landlord Lease Breach Concerns

Summary

If the landlord cannot provide the specific apartment you leased and there is no clause in the lease allowing substitution, this could be a breach of contract. You may negotiate for compensation, terminate the lease, or consult a lawyer for further action. Consider seeking legal advice to protect your rights.

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there is nothing in the lease that says anything about this situation
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