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A tenant has 18 months left on their lease. They find a friend to take the unit for the final 18 months and move out permanently.
If the landlord does not release the original tenant, this is an assignment where the original tenant has:
- No liability
- Equitable redemption
- Severalty status
- Secondary liability
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