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Morning,

It would be very much depends on the agreement that you signed. For tenancy agreement, it can be amend/alter/add in clauses. Regulations for leasing residential properties in Singapore, minimum would need to stay at least 6 months, however, if the tenancy agreement did not stated any minimum stay, the owner may have the rights get the compensation of the 1 year rental lease if the tenant break the lease. Hope this clarifies.

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Shawn Yim
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Propnex Realty Pte Ltd
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Morning Vick,

The content of the TA plays a vital role on the rights of both landlord and tenant. Based on standard TA, the landlord does reserve the rights to request for compensation should you opt to break the lease.

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Mike Lim
 96929209 
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Hi Vick, the landlord would not sue you. Instead, he will just forfeit your deposit and also to ask you to compensate the amount of commission that he has paid to his agent.

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Aaron
 9730 8455 
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