Segura v. Cabrera (2015)
rent, $600 for a rental security deposit, and $150 as a deposit for electric utility service.
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rent, $600 for a rental security deposit, and $150 as a deposit for electric utility service.
the first month's prepaid rent and the security deposit, $150.00 for the utility deposit,
rent, $600 for a rental security deposit, and $150 as a deposit for electric utility service.
the first month's prepaid rent and the security deposit, $150.00 for the utility deposit,
her $800.00 security deposit plus a penalty equal to her security deposit, as pennitted by RCW 59.18.280.
security deposits for tenants. RCW 59.18.270. “Under the RLTA, the tenant’s deposit
Finally, appellant contends that the security deposit addendum to the lease operated as liquidated damages, and therefore, respondent's recovery is limited to the $225 deposit. We find no merit to this contention. The addendum was clearly labeled a "Security...
Realty retained a portion of the Cromars’ security deposit based on an unlawful deposit
Although the provision is somewhat self-contradicting, read as a whole it appears the deposit was intended as security against actual damages and was not for additional consideration. Thus, the security deposit should be applied toward payment of the judgment.
Forfeiture or retention of the security deposit is not a release or waiver of Resident’s obligation to pay all rents due or to pay for the costs of cleaning, painting, repairs or maintenance relating to Resident’s occupancy which...
Silver’s action seeks to recover his deposit. A security deposit is the tenant’s
Silver’s action seeks to recover his deposit. A security deposit is the tenant’s
for rent, a $750.00 damage security deposit, and a $50.00 pet deposit.
security deposits toward rent and temporarily prohibited landlords from initiating
security deposits toward rent and temporarily prohibited landlords from initiating
The trial court concluded that Hoskins charged a security deposit in excess
award damages based on the security deposit violation because it found that
double any penalties imposed, (3) double the amount of any security deposit
subsection (b) provides two ways to “give” the required security deposit statement
withhold a security deposit. Because Hoskins violated SMC 7.24.035(A), SMC