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Open deposit dispute
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If the landlord has re-let the property, that probably puts you in a stronger position in relation to any claim he tries to make against you.0
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SmashedAvacado wrote: »If the landlord has re-let the property, that probably puts you in a stronger position in relation to any claim he tries to make against you.
it really doesn't.
The landlord is claiming a loss; he does not need to correct any damage for a successful claim0 -
alcaponey1982 wrote: »Correct - The guy is an absolute moron, liar and thief - He will get whats coming to him
An eye for and eye leaves the whole world blind.
It will drive you mad trying make him pay. Is it really worth your stress, time, and agro? I know it's so difficult in some situations, especially when you've been wronged but most times it's best to just cut your losses and move on.
Complete your dispute and then you're free of landlord. I've had some crappy landlords and can sympathise with your feelings but most likely, your landlord is the type that will just bounce off whatever you try to do.0 -
Charming manners on this & other forums gets more helpful responses.
No comment of course on this thread, oh no!0
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