Rent dispute

You should know the conditions for terminating the contract. If both parties can terminate the contract through negotiation (in this process, you can explain the reasons to the landlord actively, inform in advance, and give the landlord enough sublease time to bear part of the expenses, and the other party can generally agree, of course, it is best not to pay the expenses), so you don't need to bear the liability for breach of contract. If you unilaterally terminate the contract, the other party can investigate your liability for breach of contract according to the terms of the contract (your contract should stipulate the liability for breach of contract. If the landlord doesn't want to negotiate with you, you can pay him directly according to the terms of breach of contract, and he should be able to promise. The contract has been established and entered into force, and there is no expected breach of contract or contracting fault.

The contract has been established and taken effect, so the deposit rule is not established. The specific compensation amount can be negotiated with the landlord. With 1 month rent or half-month rent as the compensation standard,