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D.C. Code § 42-3502.17

District of Columbia state Source: cross_accepted_sealed

DCMR 308 et seq.). (b) The Office of Administrative Hearings may adjudicate complaints for the non-return of tenant security deposits and for the nonpayment of interest on tenant security deposits pursuant to section 2908 of the Housing Regulations

14 DCMR § 309

District of Columbia state Source: cross_accepted_sealed

housing provider violating the provisions of this section by failing to return a security deposit rightfully owed to a tenant in accordance with the requirements of this section shall be liable for the amount of the deposit withheld

D.C. Code § 42-3502.22

District of Columbia state Source: cross_accepted_sealed

initial security deposit, the interest rate on the security deposit, and the means by which the security deposit is returned to the tenant when the tenant vacates the unit; (I) Whether the housing accommodation is registered

14 DCMR § 310

District of Columbia state Source: cross_accepted_sealed

RETURN OF SECURITY DEPOSIT: INSPECTION OF PREMISES 310.1 In order to determine the amount of the security deposit or other payment to be returned to the tenant, the owner may inspect the dwelling unit within three (3) days, excluding Saturdays

14 DCMR § 309

District of Columbia state Source: cross_accepted_sealed

prima facie evidence that the tenant is entitled to full return, including interest as provided in § 311, of any deposit or other payment made by the tenant as security for performance of his or her obligations or as a condition

D.C. Code § 42-3505.10

District of Columbia state Source: cross_accepted_sealed

substantially similar subsequent regulations; except, that nothing in this subsection prohibits a housing provider from withholding a tenant's security deposit to replace damaged items if the tenant has caused damage to the unit beyond the standard of ordinary wear

D.C. Code § 42-3502.12

District of Columbia state Source: cross_accepted_sealed

office; (v) Mortgage principal payments; (vi) Maintenance expenses for which the housing provider has been reimbursed by any security deposit, insurance settlement, judgment for damages, agreed upon payments, or any other method; (vii) Attorney’s fees charged for services connected