Hоrtense hаs signed а оne-yeаr lease tо rent an apartment from Just Like Home Rentals in Austin, Texas. The lease runs from June 1 to May 31st of the following calendar year, and the rent is $1600/month plus utilities. Six months into her tenancy, Hortense’s employer offers her the opportunity to work at their office in Auckland, New Zealand. If Hortense accepts, she would need to leave for New Zealand no later than March 1st. Hortense approaches her friend Katya, who is looking for an apartment in Austin. Katya is interested and reviews the written lease. It does not forbid subletting apartments, but does have a provision in it that says, “No pets allowed.” Katya has a small Pomeranian dog, and asks Hortense about this contract provision. Hortense tells Katya that she asked a representative from Just Like Home Rentals about the “no pets” provision before they signed the lease, and he told her that they almost never enforce that provision or concern themselves with it as long as any pets are small and cause no damage. However, Hortense has not had a pet in the apartment. Katya agrees to sublet the apartment from Hortense. Hortense notifies Just Like Home Rentals that she will be subletting the apartment for the last three months of her lease. She leaves for New Zealand on April 15, and leaves her new address with Just Like Home Rentals so that they can send her refunded security deposit of two months’ rent (which she had paid upfront) at the end of the lease period. Katya pays the rent for the month of March, but later in that month, she is laid off from her job. She does not make a rent payment in April. When the representative from Just Like Home Rentals comes to the apartment to ask about the late rent, he discovers that Katya has a dog in the apartment. The next day, Katya receives an eviction notice and a complaint demanding payment of rent and an additional security deposit for the dog in the apartment. Hortense is also named in the complaint, and it is mailed to her at her new address in Auckland. Just Like Home Rentals is suing Hortense for breach of contract for non-payment of rent, subletting the apartment and the presence of a dog in the apartment. Please analyze the relative legal positions of the parties, using principles of contract law we have studied this semester.
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