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Respondent notes that while petitioner would be liable for the security deposit if Broadway LLC transferred such deposit to petitioner, petitioner has no liability to respondent for its return if Broadway LLC failed to effectuate such a transfer and that
advance fees. We help resolve complaints that a landlord has done any of the following:failed to return your security deposit when you move outcharged more than one month's rent for your security depositfailed to place your security deposit
additional month as use and occupancy, or, in the alternative, an offset against Plaintiffs' claim for the return of their security deposit. CONCLUSIONS OF LAW Notwithstanding the various disputes raised at trial regarding payments purportedly made by Plaintiffs pursuant
requirement that a tenant provide a landlord with written notice prior to the right to have a security deposit returned violates General Obligations Law § 7-103 (3) and the terms of and public policy behind General Obligations
return of the security de- posit. This argument is unavailing. Section 7-105 provides gen- erally that when a landlord transfers the ownership of a prop- erty, it must also transfer the tenant’s security deposit to the new owner
action against the tenant for damages to the premises. (c) Any landlord who fails to return any part of a security deposit which is required to be returned to a tenant pursuant to this article shall be liable
respondent, the wording "the security deposit + interest, if any," should be read to mean that the security deposit is to be returned unconditionally, and interest is to be returned conditionally, "if any" exists. Respondent's attorney argues that the stipulation
Fund, or other applicable entity under law. A security deposit and the interest due under subsection (b) of this Section is the property of the tenant until the deposit is returned to the tenant or used to compensate, or applied
from the defendant 213 Court Realty, LLC, the successor owner of the property. The defendants refused to return the security deposit, alleging that because the plaintiff owed rent and other money, they were entitled to retain
surety obtains a judgment against the tenant. 6. If the landlord fails or refuses to return the remainder of a security deposit within 30 days after the end of a tenancy, the landlord is liable to the tenant for damages
deposit. Such payment shall be made at the same time and in the same manner as required for return of security deposits in California Civil Code Section 1950.5(f). E. Upon termination of a landlord’s interest in a property
prepaid rent from the landlord upon termination of the rental agreement; provided that the percentage of any security deposit to be returned shall be determined by the court or by the parties in writing; provided further that if there
Tenant — Rent Regulation — Lease Not Deemed Renewed When Rent-Stabilized Tenant Holds Over after Expira- tion of Lease — Return of Security Deposit In a small claims action in which claimant tenant sought the return of his security deposit, defendant landlord
agreement, if the landlord does not intend to impose a claim on the security deposit, the landlord must return the security deposit, together with interest if otherwise required, within 15 days after the termination of the rental agreement
payment required to the last known address of the tenant. (e) If a landlord fails to return the security deposit with a statement within 14 days, the landlord forfeits the right to withhold any portion of the security deposit
transferred to the grantee. (GOL §§ 7-107 & 7-108.) Under New York common law, however, the return of a security deposit is viewed as a collateral agreement that does not run with the land and transferees of the land would
termination**.” The next day, the Cromars sent a letter to TAG Realty requesting that the balance of their security deposit be returned on the ground that forfeiture of the deposit due to early lease termination is not permitted under
allowed under NRS 118A.242; or (b) Notify his or her successor in writing that the landlord has returned all such security deposits or portions thereof to the tenant. 3. Upon the termination of a landlord’s interest in the dwelling
month and paid a $1,400 security deposit. The lease agreement contained a provision governing return of the security deposit, which specified that the landlord could retain the deposit if the tenant terminated without proper notice
Kirschner a formal letter, stating, in relevant part, "Management has concocted ridiculous reasons to justify its refusal to return her security deposit, such as her visiting the building and falsely accusing her of feeding birds outside. I should remind