When renting a house, there was a big table in the room, and the landlord was repeatedly reminded to move out, but she didn't move. The agent told me to throw it away, and it was not written in the le

When renting a house, there was a big table in the room, and the landlord was repeatedly reminded to move out, but she didn't move. The agent told me to throw it away, and it was not written in the lease contract. No matter whether there is a clause about furniture in the lease contract, as a renter, you can't damage or discard it at will. Because you paid the deposit after all, the landlord has the right to claim compensation for the damage or abandonment of the landlord's belongings by the tenant. Of course, the most convenient thing is to deduct the compensation from the deposit.

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