A lease contract that comes into effect without conditions or deadlines shall come into effect as of the date of signing. The lease contract, also known as the house lease contract, refers to the agreement signed by the lessor and the lessee when renting the house to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties. A contract established according to law shall come into force upon its establishment, unless it is otherwise stipulated by law or the parties agree to attach conditions or a time limit for its entry into force.
The house lease contract shall come into effect as of the date of signature by both parties. If the effective time is clearly stipulated in the contract, it will take effect at the time stipulated in the contract. Don't forget to register when signing the contract. In the written house lease contract signed by both parties, the lease term, rent amount, payment method, house use, liability for breach of contract, etc. are stipulated. It should be stipulated in the contract so as to provide evidence for the settlement of disputes in the future.
The time when the lease contract takes effect is the time when both parties sign, seal or press their fingerprints, unless otherwise stipulated by law. Because contracts generally take effect as soon as they are established, the time of establishment and effectiveness is the same.
The rental contract has been written, indicating that both parties have signed the contract, but the contract has not yet taken effect, so it should be an invalid contract and the money has been paid. Are you going to give up renting a house yourself? If it is because of you, the deposit room will not be refunded and the rent will be refunded in full. It is not in line with the economic contract law that the landlord does not refund a penny. If it is solved through an intermediary company, it will be solved by an intermediary company. The two sides negotiate to solve it, and if they can't solve it, they will go to the law firm for a lawsuit and get the money back.
legal ground
Article 578 of the General Principles of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * If one party explicitly expresses or indicates by its own behavior that it will not perform its contractual obligations, the other party may require it to bear the liability for breach of contract before the expiration of the performance period.