Deposit

CrimsonD

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Deposit

02-07-2016, 18:29 PM

Hi, enquiry into whether deposit can be claimed for possession, bailiff and locksmith costs.
Deposit was held by held by DPS.
No arrears.
No inventory check in OR check out.
Thanks
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Lawcruncher

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Posts: 17476
#2

03-07-2016, 07:46 AM

It depends on what the tenancy agreement says the deposit is for.
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