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Senate approves bill letting tenants end fixed‑term leases early with 30‑day notice
Summary
House Bill 21‑34 lets tenants in fixed‑term rental agreements terminate early with 30 days’ written notice and bars landlords from collecting rent or fees after the tenant’s declared termination date. The measure passed the Senate after floor consideration; multiple senators disclosed rental‑property conflicts for the record.
The Oregon Senate passed House Bill 21‑34 on May 12, allowing tenants bound by fixed‑term rental agreements to terminate those agreements early by giving 30 days’ written notice and preventing landlords from charging rent or fees after the tenant’s designated termination date.
Senator Anderson, speaking for the bill, said the measure fills a gap in existing rental law that can leave tenants fiscally…
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