My security deposit of $1200 is not being returned and my landlord wants an additional $1800 for cleaning and repair. The fact is that I returned the property to him in better condition than when we moved in. His claims are for items that were an issue when we moved in.
answered on Aug 9, 2016
Hello. California law allows a landlord to use a security deposit for four purposes: 1) unpaid rent; 2) for cleaning the unit, but only to make the unit as clean as when the tenant first moved in; 3) for repair of damages, other than normal wear and tear, caused by the tenant or his/her guests; and... View More 
Our car was towed for expired tags and we've decided not to claim it and intend to leave it, as is, at the tow yard. The tow yard says we must pay $190.00 if we intend to do this and bring them the pink slip. Is this a valid fee? Must we really pay this fee for a car that we're losing... View More
answered on Aug 9, 2016
Hello. The tow yard charged a fee for towing and then storing the car. It will sell the car at auction or otherwise to pay those fees. If the proceeds from the sale (minus costs of selling it) do not cover the fees, it will have a claim against you for the deficiency. I do not know where this... View More
Actually i booked a wedding assignment. I gave everything whatever committed but only one function's video could not be given as my card was corrupted and after many efforts i could not be able to recover the data in card. For this, client has not paid the balance amount imfact they are... View More
answered on Aug 9, 2016
Yes, they can file. Whether they will win is another question. It depends on the terms of your agreement with them. If your agreement with them is in writing, I would look to that to see what it says about failure of equipment.
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