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February 16, 2009 at 6:56 PM #348005February 16, 2009 at 8:04 PM #347445
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ParticipantSvelte, please read and understand civil code 1950.5. If 21 days goes by and you do not recieve anything from the landlord you must first ask for your deposit by calling them, then back write a letter (certified mail) and if they refuse to return it then take it to court for twice damages. If you simply sue them for twice the amount the judge will ask you why you did not simply ask for the money before taking them to court. I would also point out in the letter you write that you are aware of the civil code and even quote it so they have no way to claim ignorance. Then when you sue them for twice the amount plus the original deposit you will have something to show the judge to justify the need to go to court.
*This is not legal advise and I am not a lawyer*
February 16, 2009 at 8:04 PM #347766ParticipantSvelte, please read and understand civil code 1950.5. If 21 days goes by and you do not recieve anything from the landlord you must first ask for your deposit by calling them, then back write a letter (certified mail) and if they refuse to return it then take it to court for twice damages. If you simply sue them for twice the amount the judge will ask you why you did not simply ask for the money before taking them to court. I would also point out in the letter you write that you are aware of the civil code and even quote it so they have no way to claim ignorance. Then when you sue them for twice the amount plus the original deposit you will have something to show the judge to justify the need to go to court.
*This is not legal advise and I am not a lawyer*
February 16, 2009 at 8:04 PM #347883ParticipantSvelte, please read and understand civil code 1950.5. If 21 days goes by and you do not recieve anything from the landlord you must first ask for your deposit by calling them, then back write a letter (certified mail) and if they refuse to return it then take it to court for twice damages. If you simply sue them for twice the amount the judge will ask you why you did not simply ask for the money before taking them to court. I would also point out in the letter you write that you are aware of the civil code and even quote it so they have no way to claim ignorance. Then when you sue them for twice the amount plus the original deposit you will have something to show the judge to justify the need to go to court.
*This is not legal advise and I am not a lawyer*
February 16, 2009 at 8:04 PM #347915ParticipantSvelte, please read and understand civil code 1950.5. If 21 days goes by and you do not recieve anything from the landlord you must first ask for your deposit by calling them, then back write a letter (certified mail) and if they refuse to return it then take it to court for twice damages. If you simply sue them for twice the amount the judge will ask you why you did not simply ask for the money before taking them to court. I would also point out in the letter you write that you are aware of the civil code and even quote it so they have no way to claim ignorance. Then when you sue them for twice the amount plus the original deposit you will have something to show the judge to justify the need to go to court.
*This is not legal advise and I am not a lawyer*
February 16, 2009 at 8:04 PM #348014ParticipantSvelte, please read and understand civil code 1950.5. If 21 days goes by and you do not recieve anything from the landlord you must first ask for your deposit by calling them, then back write a letter (certified mail) and if they refuse to return it then take it to court for twice damages. If you simply sue them for twice the amount the judge will ask you why you did not simply ask for the money before taking them to court. I would also point out in the letter you write that you are aware of the civil code and even quote it so they have no way to claim ignorance. Then when you sue them for twice the amount plus the original deposit you will have something to show the judge to justify the need to go to court.
*This is not legal advise and I am not a lawyer*
February 16, 2009 at 9:02 PM #347455PCinSD
GuestI wouldn’t recommend writing a letter to your landlord telling them that you are going to stiff them on next months rent. Bad advice.
February 16, 2009 at 9:02 PM #347776GuestI wouldn’t recommend writing a letter to your landlord telling them that you are going to stiff them on next months rent. Bad advice.
February 16, 2009 at 9:02 PM #347893GuestI wouldn’t recommend writing a letter to your landlord telling them that you are going to stiff them on next months rent. Bad advice.
February 16, 2009 at 9:02 PM #347925GuestI wouldn’t recommend writing a letter to your landlord telling them that you are going to stiff them on next months rent. Bad advice.
February 16, 2009 at 9:02 PM #348024GuestI wouldn’t recommend writing a letter to your landlord telling them that you are going to stiff them on next months rent. Bad advice.
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