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: New York City Landlord Tenant News

Q&A; When a Landlord Won't Return a Security Deposit

By By JAY ROMANO

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Q I moved into an apartment on a one-year lease. Thirty days before the end of my lease, I gave notice to vacate and requested, in writing, the return of my security deposit and interest. I moved out on March 2 and have yet to receive a check or a notice stating that the landlord was keeping the deposit. There was no damage to the apartment, so I expect the full deposit to be returned. They are not returning my calls.

Full post as published by New York City Landlord Tenant News on June 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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