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What invoice/document can i request after LA refund all my full deposit?

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  • Comms69
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    alandaniel132 wrote: »
    Okay, noted.

    If the landlord saying i damage the item (as I already move out and have inventory check out). This is totally non-sense.



    They can claim that for 6 years. Doesn't mean they would be successful.
  • alandaniel132
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    Comms69 wrote: »
    They can claim that for 6 years. Doesn't mean they would be successful.

    what do you mean by "they can claim that for 6 years"?
    you mean LL can claim those damage by me for 6 years after i leave end tenancy?
  • Comms69
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    alandaniel132 wrote: »
    what do you mean by "they can claim that for 6 years"?
    you mean LL can claim those damage by me for 6 years after i leave end tenancy?

    Yes. You’re panicking over nothing. This is the law.
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