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eventually returned to plaintiff, defendants refused to return the $9,300 security deposit.
After making several unsuccessful demands for the return of her deposit, plaintiff filed a District Court complaint on December 3,1990 seeking return of the security deposit plus damages and attorneys fees pursuant to G.L. 1956 (1984 Reenactment) § 34...
“SECURITY DEPOSIT — The security deposit paid by you shall be held by us until this agreement is terminated. The full security deposit shall be returned to you within thirty days (30) after you move out except under the following conditions...
...After finding the apartment in good condition, Ricci informed plaintiff that there would be no cost or charge against her security deposit. The plaintiff then provided Ricci with a forwarding address to which her security deposit could be returned.
(amount to be determined), and the return of plaintiffs’ security deposit ($985).
dispute arose between the parties regarding the return of the security deposit. For the entire period
maximum recovery value was $3,940—three months’ rent and a return of the security deposit—
refusal to return the security deposit constituted a conversion of plaintiff’s property as well as a breach of contract. 2
that he refused to return the $9,300 security deposit because plaintiff walked away from the lease “without even trying to do anything.”
...The trial justice correctly ruled that, because defendant prevented plaintiff and her brother from accessing the apartment after October 6, plaintiff was entitled to the return of her security deposit minus the unpaid, accrued rent for the period from October...
...The defendant asserts that plaintiff was not entitled to the return of her security deposit — because, in his view, plaintiff owed rent for an additional thirty days after she called defendant on October 6, 2006 to notify him that she...
...secured by a deposit in the registry of the court in a sum exceeding $40,000. Had a trial taken place in the Superior Court, CVS would have presented evidence that the keys to the Gooding premises were returned to...
...or give a security deposit, but who frequently stayed at leased premises The precise issue before the court was whether Johnson should be considered a tenant entitled to damages, return of part of a security deposit and attorney's fees...
...The form lists the components of this payment as being the “Security Deposit,” “One Full Month’s Rent,” and the “Balance of First Month’s Rent (pro-rate).” Whoever filled in the form struck out any reference to prorating the...