5. A tenant or cotenant who terminates a
rental agreement pursuant to this section is only liable, if solely or jointly
liable for purposes of the rental agreement, for any rent owed or required to
be paid through the date of termination and any other outstanding obligations.
If the tenant or cotenant has prepaid rent that would apply for the rental
period in which the rental agreement is terminated, the landlord may retain the
prepaid rent and no refund is due to the tenant or cotenant unless the amount
of the prepaid rent exceeds what is owed for that rental period. Except as
otherwise provided in NRS 118A.242, if
the tenant or cotenant has paid a security deposit, the deposit must not be
withheld for the early termination of the rental agreement if the rental
agreement is terminated pursuant to this section.
6. A person who is named as the adverse
party may be civilly liable for all economic losses incurred by a landlord for
the early termination of a rental agreement pursuant to this section,
including, without limitation, unpaid rent, fees relating to early termination,
costs for the repair of any damages to the dwelling and any reductions in or
waivers of rent previously extended to the tenant or cotenant who terminates
the rental agreement pursuant to this section.
7. A landlord shall not provide to an
adverse party any information concerning the whereabouts of a tenant, cotenant
or household member if the tenant or cotenant provided notice pursuant to
subsection 1.