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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 (2) of this subsection from
Return of security deposit. (1) [Editor's note: This version of subsection (1) is effective until January 1, 2026.] A landlord shall, within one month after the termination of a lease or surrender and acceptance of the premises, whichever occurs
subjects the tenant to a 10-day notice pursuant to RCW 59.12.030(4). D. Return or retention of security deposits. The return or retention of a security deposit, or portion thereof, must comply with the requirements
tenant is always entitled to the return of the entire amount of the security deposit. The entire security deposit must be returned to the tenant at the end of the tenant's occupancy[FN5] unless it can be proved 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 deposit that exceeds one month's rent to the tenant upon the tenant
Security return" document (defendant's exhibit A) and the "Return of Security" document (defendant's exhibit B), and by releasing to Mrs. Camacho $500 of the security deposit prior to her vacating the property. Even if there were no waiver
which may be the rental unit if no forwarding address has been provided. If a landlord fails to return the security deposit with a statement within fourteen (14) days, the landlord forfeits the right to withhold any portion
term of the lease, or any part thereof, said deposit shall be considered a Security Deposit. Security Deposits shall be returned in full to the tenant, provided that the tenant has paid all rent due in full for the term
Upon the transfer of the dwelling unit, the new owner shall assume all responsibility for maintaining and returning to tenants all security deposits accounted for and transferred pursuant to section 6035. Upon request by a tenant, a landlord shall disclose
RETENTION OF SECURITY DEPOSIT; ACCOUNTING. (a) Before returning a security deposit, the landlord may deduct from the deposit damages and charges for which the tenant is legally liable under the lease or as a result of breaching the lease
referred by defendant to plaintiff. While, under the circumstances presented, plaintiff was entitled to the return of the $2,200 security deposit, she failed to prove her entitlement to interest on the deposit. A tenant is entitled to interest
premature plaintiff tenant's motion for summary judgment on his causes of action seeking a full return of his security deposit from defendant landlord and attorneys' fees, unanimously affirmed, without costs. The court properly denied plaintiff's motion for summary
itemization of the amount of the security deposit not returned to the tenant's last-known mailing address. If the mailing is returned as undeliverable, or if the returned balance of the security deposit remains outstanding for one year
July of 2004, shortly after the tenants vacated, the account was liquidated and there was a refusal to return the security deposit to plaintiffs. Plaintiffs sue to recover the security deposit upon theories of conversion and breach of contract
Notably, defendant is only seeking to invoke a deemed renewal as a defense to its failure to return a security deposit. Generally, security deposits for rent-stabilized units may not exceed the value of one month's rent and must
Notably, defendant is only seeking to invoke a deemed renewal as a defense to its failure to return a security deposit. Generally, security deposits for rent-stabilized units may not exceed the value of one month’s rent and must
BEAN v MORGAN GUN HILL, LLC [51 Misc 3d 386] 391 Plaintiff seeks return of her $840 security deposit as well as an additional $1,000 in travel expenses related to this litiga- tion. This court cannot award any party
Security deposit withholding; restrictions. ATCP 134.06(3)(a)(a) Standard withholding provisions. When a landlord returns a security deposit to a tenant after the tenant vacates the premises, the landlord may withhold from the full amount of the security deposit
court costs; except that the tenant shall notify the landlord of the tenant's demand for the return of the security deposit and intention to file legal proceedings at least seven days before filing the action. (b) In a court
which permits such an award where a landlord acts "willfully" in failing to timely return a security deposit. The court found that defendants had "presented competent evidence at trial" that plaintiff had caused damage to their well pump, that defendants