1. Has the house been delivered to you? Are you registered to rent a house in the Housing Authority?
2. How to stipulate the liability for breach of contract?
Answer:
1. If the house has been delivered to you for use, or the lease registration has been handled in the Housing Authority, and the right to use the house (usufructuary right) has been transferred, the landlord shall not take back the house for any reason without the consent of the lessee. In other words, he has no right to take back the house by default.
2. If it is not delivered to you and the lease registration is not made, the landlord may breach the contract and only give you liquidated damages. If the contract does not stipulate liquidated damages, you can ask the landlord to double the deposit.