The plaintiffs revised, amended complaint also sought the return of the security deposit. In its memorandum of decision granting the defendant’s motion to strike, the court focused solely on the fact that the plaintiff had failed to provide the defendant with a forwarding address. The court, however, in striking the revised, amended complaint, did not address the plaintiffs claim for the return of the security deposit. Section 47a-21 (g), entitled “Action to reclaim security deposit,” provides in relevant part that “[a]ny person may bring an action in replevin or for money damages in any court of competent jurisdiction to reclaim any part of his security deposit which may be due. ...” Further, *162§ 47a-21 (l) provides in relevant part that “[n]othing in this section shall be construed as a limitation upon . . . (2) the right of any tenant to bring a civil action permitted by the general statutes or at common law.”