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When a tenancy is terminated, either by mutual consent or by Tribunal Order, the landlord is only entitled to rent up to the date of termination, meaning the last day of the tenancy. So the tenant is not "breaking the lease" in the usual sense by moving out before the end of the fixed period of...

Suggest you email the complete situation to the PM with CC to the licencee asking that the matter be cleared up in your favour otherwise you'll request an investigation of their behaviour and an audit by Fair Trading or what ever the Dept is called in your state. Slack PM. Good luck cheers...

Generally the tenant breaking the lease is responsible for any costs that the landlord would not have had to pay had the tenant abided by the lease. The point of the lease is to provide secure stable tenure for a set agreed period for the tenant and secure income without relet fees for the...