The lessor or agent does not require a tenant to enter an agreement with a term making the tenant liable, on breach, for the remaining rent, increased rent, a penalty or liquidated damages. A reletting cost term is allowed only in a fixed term agreement, only for a tenant who ends it other than as the Act permits, and only up to the statutory amount: for a term of three years or less, the lesser of one to four weeks' rent (by the proportion of the term already expired) and the rent until the premises are relet; for longer terms, the lesser of one month's rent per remaining 12 months (up to six months) and the rent until relet. No reletting costs are payable where the tenant left under the domestic violence provisions.
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