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...The court found that 250 was required to return the security deposit and letter of credit funds to PhotoPoint “within the time frame provided by Civil Code section 1950.7,” but that PhotoPoint sustained no actual damages as a result...
3 under Civil Code section 1950.5,3 which he asserted defines a security deposit as an advance payment of rent, and whether plaintiff brought the action in retaliation for defendants’ continued inability to pay rent given plaintiff was aware...
...HD (4) To remedy future defaults by the tenant in any obligation under the rental agreement to restore, replace, or return personal property or appurtenances, exclusive of ordinary wear and tear, if the security deposit is authorized to be applied...
...Subdivision (e) specifies the only uses to which such fees may be put by the landlord, again confirming that the “fee, deposit, or charge” which may be a security within the subdivision (b) definition is one held by the landlord...
...Subdivision (e) specifies the only uses to which such fees may be put by the landlord, *503 again confirming that the "fee, deposit, or charge" which may be a security within the subdivision (b) definition is one held by the...
...tenant in any obligation under the rental agreement to restore, replace, or return personal property or appurtenances, exclusive of ordinary wear and tear, if the security deposit is authorized to be applied thereto by the rental agreement.” (Civ. Code, § 1950...
...return personal property or appurtenances, exclusive of ordinary wear and tear, if the security deposit is authorized to be applied thereto by the rental agreement.” (Civ. Code, § 1950.5, subd. (b).) The first three uses of the security deposit in...
...Il security deposits shall be placed in an interest-bearing account at an institution whose accounts are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation until such time as they are returned to...
From the foregoing history it is apparent that section 1950.5, subdivision (f), was enacted to ensure the speedy return of security deposits on the termination of tenancy and to prevent the improper retention of such deposits. However, like the...
From the foregoing history it is apparent that section 1950.5, subdivision (f), was enacted to ensure the speedy return of security deposits on the termination of tenancy and to prevent the improper retention of such deposits. However, like the...
...party] not exceeding $1,000; [¶] (3) to award payments for temporary substitute housing; [¶] (4) to terminate leases; [¶] (5) to order repairs; [and] [¶] (6) to order the return of security deposits and rental moneys paid.” (312 A.2d at p. 238.)
...party] not exceeding $1,000; [¶] (3) to award payments for temporary substitute housing; [¶] (4) to terminate leases; [¶] (5) to order repairs; [and] [¶] (6) to order the return of security deposits and rental moneys paid." (312 A.2d at p. 238.)
...comply with the requirement of Civil Code section 1950.5, subdivision (f) for an accounting and return of a former tenant's security deposit does not bar the landlord from raising setoff as a defense in an action by a...
Section 1950.7 formerly provided in part: “(a) Any payment or deposit of money the primary function of which is to secure the performance of a rental agreement for other than residential property or any part of the agreement, other...
...However, after they vacated the home in February 2021, Aprea did not pay the credit, return their security deposit, or identify claimed deductions from the deposit. Nor did Aprea respond to a June 2021 demand letter seeking the credit and...
...However, after they vacated the home in February 2021, Aprea did not pay the credit, return their security deposit, or identify claimed deductions from the deposit. Nor did Aprea respond to a June 2021 demand letter seeking the credit and...
...comply with the requirement of Civil Code section 1950.5, subdivision (f) for an accounting and return of a former tenant’s security deposit does not bar the landlord from raising setoff as a defense in an action by a...
...or deposit shall be returned to the tenant no later than two weeks after termination of his tenancy.” (Stats. 1970, ch. 1317, p. 2453.) Ostensibly, the Legislature enacted section 1951, subdivision (c), to prevent the misuse of security deposits, which...
...or deposit shall be returned to the tenant no later than two weeks after termination of his tenancy." (Stats. 1970, ch. 1317, p. 2453.) Ostensibly, the Legislature enacted section 1951, subdivision (c), to prevent the misuse of security deposits, which...
...of interest on their security deposits. The same conclusion cannot be drawn in the matter before us, in light of the freedom San Francisco landlords had to invest the funds in accounts with a higher return, as well as the...