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...Advance rental payments or security deposits for residential units; escrow deposit, interest payable. Section 47a-22 is repealed. (Return to Chapter Table of Contents) (Return to List of Chapters) (Return to List of Titles)
(3) (A) Any receiver who is authorized by a court to return security deposits and to inspect the premises of any tenant shall pay security deposits and accrued interest in accordance with the provisions of subdivisions (1) and
...Any landlord who has received a security deposit in an amount that exceeds one month's rent from a tenant who becomes sixty-two years of age after paying such security deposit shall return the portion of such security...
(e) Liability of successor and receiver re payment of security deposit. A successor, other than a receiver, shall be liable for the claims of tenants of such property for return of any part of such security deposit which is or...
(9) “Rent receiver” means a receiver who lacks court authorization to return security deposits and to inspect the premises of tenants and former tenants.
(8) All actions for back rent, damages, return of security deposits and other relief arising out of the parties' relationship as landlord and tenant or owner and occupant;
...If the landlord at the time of termination of a tenancy is a rent receiver, such rent receiver shall return security deposits in accordance with the provisions of subdivision (3) of this subsection.
...Nothing in this section shall preclude any such housing authority or corporation from waiving the payment of the security deposit, or agreeing to extend the installment payments over a period of more than twelve months. (Return to Chapter Table of...
...successor in interest other than the right to bring an action to reclaim the security deposit and interest that would be due such tenant. (Return to Chapter Table of Contents) (Return to List of Chapters) (Return to List of Titles)
...If the amount of such security is insufficient for such purpose, the judgment shall direct the deposit of rents with the receiver as authorized in section 47a-14d to the extent of such deficiency. If such security exceeds the amount...
...If the tenancy is terminated before the anniversary date of such tenancy, or if the landlord or owner returns all or part of a security deposit prior to termination of the tenancy, the landlord or owner shall pay the accrued...
...For any lease or rental agreement executed on or after October 1, 2013, no landlord of residential real property shall require electronic funds transfer as the exclusive form of payment of rent or a security deposit. For purposes of this...
...for senior citizens and disabled persons under the provisions of part VI or VII of chapter 128 shall return any security deposit with interest, to any tenant or former tenant at the time the tenancy is terminated in accordance with...
...escrow accounts for such tenants. (B) Any rent receiver shall present any claim by any tenant for return of a security deposit to the court which authorized the rent receiver. Such court shall determine the validity of any such claim...
(i) of this section, or (B) the refusal or other failure of the landlord to return all or part of the security deposit if such failure results from the landlord's good faith claim that such landlord has suffered...
Under § 47a-21 (d) (2), a landlord who wrongfully does not return a tenant’s security deposit is “liable for twice the amount or value of any security deposit paid by such tenant . . . .” Under that provision, “[t]he court, therefore...
The plaintiffs second claim warrants little discussion because it is based on the return of the defendant’s security deposit pursuant to paragraph C of the leasing agreement. The language of that portion of the contract is clear and states...
Section 47a-21 (d) (2) requires, in the circumstance where the landlord does not return the entire security deposit, that the landlord return to the tenant both the “balance of the security deposit paid . . . after deduction for any damages” caused...
The plaintiff initially claims that the court improperly granted the defendant’s motion to strike the claim for the return of the security deposit and for double damages pursuant to § 47a-21. We disagree with the plaintiffs claim regarding double...
*781The plaintiffs occupied the premises for the entire term of their sublease and subsequently informed the defendants of their forwarding address and made due demand for the return of their security deposit. The defendants failed to return the deposit or...