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fulfilled Flo-Pro's obligation to provide a security deposit. Indeed, Flo-Pro would seem to be estopped from taking that
The plaintiff then moved for summary judgment with respect to damages for his receipt claim and with respect to liability and damages for the defendant’s failure to pay interest on his security deposit. The defendant conceded that the plaintiff...
The landlord next contends that the trial court erred by ruling that the May 31, 2002 security deposit damage letter was untimely. See RSA 540-A:7,1 (1997) (providing thirty days for landlord to return security deposit). As the...
- 3 - ASI agreed to furnish WilTel with certain cash security deposits
seizing a portion of ASI's security deposit. Six months later,
...1977), which requires landlords to pay interest on security deposits, affects deposits tendered under lease agreements executed prior to the effective date of the statute. We hold that it does not.
as the security deposit (though, erroneously, not the second amended version) to Iron Horse. In light of this provision, it is nearly impossible to see
trigger for eviction, and the security deposit amount. Doc. 58-
WorldCom issued ASI credits worth approximately the amount that it had seized from the security deposit.
19 supra, however, Flo-Pro conceded at the injunction hearing that Iron Horse does not have a security deposit at present. Even without this concession, there is no likelihood that
rent and is less than half the security deposit that they placed
...The plaintiff Dow became a tenant of the defendant Carter on or about April 10, 1980, and gave a security deposit of $150. After falling in arrears, the plaintiff paid $300 to cover his rent through May 22, 1980. According...
28 expectations' necessarily included that the defendants might sell the [property] to the [third party]"). Second, the estoppel certificate also spells out the parties' respective obligations as to the security deposit
The petitioner first argues that the trial court erred in dismissing his claim for the return of his security deposit. He claims that, by operation of certain provisions of RSA chapters 540 and 540-A, the lease term requiring sixty...
the $150,000 security deposit" (parentheticals omitted). For
security deposit is an irrevocable Letter of Credit from Royal Bank of Canada ["RBC"] in the amount of One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars. [Flo-Pro] agrees to arrange for [Fenwick] to facilitate the assignment/re issuance of the LOC to...
Nonetheless, the trial court also found that the plaintiff was entitled to a “set-off” for his $1,500 security deposit and rejected the Trust’s argument that the LTA sub silentio extinguished his right to the return of his...
Nonetheless, the trial court also found that the plaintiff was entitled to a “set-off” for his $1,500 security deposit and rejected the Trust’s argument that the LTA sub silentio extinguished his right to the return of his...
provide the security deposit. Iron Horse further explains that
to furnish the security deposit.1 Accordingly, Flo-Pro argues