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: New York City Landlord Tenant News

Q & A; In Dispute With a Landlord Over a Deposit

By By JAY ROMANO

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QOn Nov. 19, my landlord told me that he was raising the rent $100 and that the increase would take effect with the new lease. Our lease was up on Nov. 30, giving us only 11 days to respond. We decided we didn't want to pay the higher rent, so within 24 hours of being notified of the increase, we let our landlord know that we would not be renewing. We just received our security deposit with a letter stating that the landlord had withheld 37 percent of our deposit for ''failure to provide 60 day...

Full post as published by New York City Landlord Tenant News on January 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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