Deposit Issue

Haris_Baig

Hello everyone.

just an update, My landlady finally paid £ 150 plus £25 court fee, but it wasnt easy, last week I landlady husband called me which I answered (wasn't aware of his number) so he tried to explain why we charged and its a fraction to which they have paid so i hung up his phone. he then left me voice mail saying that you have breached contract as well by bringing in your wife and child without our permission. and you will not win this case and i ll contact my solicitor etc

Now what options I have at this point. should i withdraw my case or something else i can do

please advise

Regards
Haris

dimbo61

Keep voicemail message in case you need for Police as harassment !
Have you got your £150 returned plus £25 court costs ?
You can still sue for failure to protect deposit

Haris_Baig

Thanks for your quick reply,

Yes, I checked my bank account I did receive 175 today, so I chooses to sue her for deposit then how would i do that, should i file another case ?

Thanks

G_M

Haris_Baig wrote: »

Thanks for your quick reply,

Yes, I checked my bank account I did receive 175 today, so I chooses to sue her for deposit then how would i do that, should i file another case ?

Thanks

See post 25 above:

The link + others is in this post here:

* Deposits: payment, protection and return

and/or see the link within that post here:


Claiming Compensation (Shelter: how to claim if your deposit was not protected)

Haris_Baig

Thanks for your reply, I have read through all the documents but its not clear what should i do when i have claimed my deposit and deposit paid back, i did ask my previous posts that i should claim for compensation and i was told not that Mcol is for money owed not for the penalty of compensation ?

I have never done this before please advise me step by step how can i claim for compensation ?

kind regards

Pixie5740

The Shelter link G_M provided has a step by step guide.

Haris_Baig

Thanks, Shall i close MCOL claim ?

G_M

Haris_Baig wrote: »

Thanks, Shall i close MCOL claim ?

If the claim has been settled in full, with costs, then yes.