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Can your ex landlord sue you for breaking your lease 12 years ago?
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∙ 15y ago
In most states for sueing a landlord and vice versa its 4 yrs. So I am going to say no they can not sue you for breaking a lease 12 yrs ago. Not unless in someway they can prove that they tried tracking you down continuesly for the last 12 yrs. Then they might be able to under special circumstances.
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