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: The Landlord Law BlogStand your ground on damage deposit claims
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In my last post I talked about the case of my poor clients, evicted by their landlords? mortgagee. In fact the situation was worse that I let on, as not only were they evicted, they also didn?t get their deposit back! My advice to them was (inter alia) to threaten the agents with an application under the Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme regulations for the return of the deposit and three times the deposit sum ?fine? provided for under the regs. The deposit after all had been paid to the agen read more
Full post as published by The Landlord Law Blog on May 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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