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“SECURITY DEPOSIT — The security deposit paid by you shall be held by us until this agreement is terminated. The full security deposit shall be returned to you within thirty days (30) after you move out except under the following conditions...
...After finding the apartment in good condition, Ricci informed plaintiff that there would be no cost or charge against her security deposit. The plaintiff then provided Ricci with a forwarding address to which her security deposit could be returned.
the security deposit, which she had retained. The tenants answered the complaint
We note here that the security deposit given by Daniel was $400. In accordance with G.L.1956 § 34-18-19(c), the trial justice properly determined that the Millers were hable for twice that amount, namely $800. However, instead...
also agreed to pay a security deposit in the same amount. On January 11, 2017,
...The Millers contend that the trial justice erred in awarding damages, attorney’s fees and part of the security deposit to Daniel’s girlfriend, Rani, where she was not a party to the written lease agreement and had never paid...
eventually returned to plaintiff, defendants refused to return the $9,300 security deposit.
(amount to be determined), and the return of plaintiffs’ security deposit ($985).
You may not apply the security deposit against rental payments. ”
As for the $9,300 security deposit, however, plaintiff testified that Mr. Lantini told him that he
means of paying the broker’s commission, but that he retained the $9,300 security deposit. Mr.
right, he had the right to not only retain the $9,300 security deposit, but also to countersue
dispute arose between the parties regarding the return of the security deposit. For the entire period
maximum recovery value was $3,940—three months’ rent and a return of the security deposit—
paid a new security deposit. Finally, he found that Baird “acted in accordance with his threat by
for a security deposit and $9,300 for the first month’s rent. A document, referred to by the parties
plaintiff’s security deposit to their own use. On that count, the jury awarded plaintiff $9,300 in damages. 6
After making several unsuccessful demands for the return of her deposit, plaintiff filed a District Court complaint on December 3,1990 seeking return of the security deposit plus damages and attorneys fees pursuant to G.L. 1956 (1984 Reenactment) § 34...
properties” and that plaintiffs “needed to be at his office the next day to pay a security deposit
to sign a new lease or pay an additional security deposit, and that Baird Properties was deemed to