Re: "Military" Renter in Virginia, break lease?

Re: "Military" Renter in Virginia, break lease? by Anonymous on May 14, 2012 @20:35

"A. Any member of the armed forces of the United States or a member of the Virginia National Guard serving on full-time duty or as a Civil Service technician with a National Guard unit may..."

She is not a member of the armed forces
She is not a member of the virginia national guard
She is not a civil service technician _WITH_ a national guard unit.

If she is going overseas, chances are she is going to a U.S. military base, which as nothing to do with the Virginia national guard.

The federal as well as the State laws were put into place to protect military members because they can be ordered to deploy and relocate against their will. This person chose to accept a job. No different than choosing to accept a job on another State.

She is breaking the lease because she wants this job.

[ Reply ] [ Return to forum ]

Re: "Military" Renter in Virginia, break lease? by Anonymous on May 14, 2012 @20:37	[ Reply ]

Same poster as before. Having said that above still be nice. This person may indeed believe that she has the right to break the lease.