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security deposit, and the security deposit should have been returned, minus any cleaning
security deposit as compensation for their own breach of the lease, a landlord's failure to return the security deposit
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...
habitability, failure to return her security deposit, and set-off; Kennedy also asserted a similar
disallowed treble damages unless the landlord failed to return the deposit after the tenant demanded its return, "is inapplicable to a landlord's failure to return the tenant's security deposit within the specified thirty days. The
failure to return the security deposit, finding it was “consumed by the assessment of damages [to
landlord must return the security deposit, as was done here, prior to the tenant's resort to litigation. The security deposit law was designed to afford "a wronged
who fails to return a security deposit “shall be liable . . . for treble” the deposit’s
c. 93A. The $4,300 security deposit together with interest at twelve percent was returned to the tenants prior to the commencement of litigation. The security deposit also was
] If Landlord transfers its interest in the Premises, Landlord may assign the Security Deposit to the transferee and, following the assignment, Landlord shall have no further liability for the return of the Security Deposit. Landlord shall not be required to...
...Security Deposit Refund. Upon termination of Resident’s right to occupy the premises, the security deposit shall be returned to Resident in accordance with the following terms and conditions: (a) All of the security deposit will be retained by Owner...
If the landlord fails to return the security deposit and provide the itemized statement within the time periods in section 6033, the tenant shall give notice to the landlord of the tenant’s intention to bring a legal action no...
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 535.300.2 provides a landlord shall, within 30 days after termination of tenancy, either return the full amount of any security deposit or furnish the tenant a written itemized list of damages for which the security deposit is...
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...
... Should the landlord fail to return the security deposit and provide the itemized statement within the time periods in section 6033, the tenant shall give notice to the landlord of his intention to bring a legal action no less than...
...In all counts, PESI prayed for in part, the return of the $520 security deposit. These four counts are neither ancillary nor unrelated to the security deposit as they all have as their common nucleus of operative fact the defendants...
...Since Young failed to place the security deposit in a separate account within thirty days after receiving it, he was obliged to return the deposit on demand. See § 15B (3) (a) & 6 (a). Patukonis made the demand for the return...
Karaas did return the security deposit four days prior to the
landlord returned a portion of a security deposit back to the