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Posted by Johnny Quest on November 28, 2001 at 14:42:24:

In Reply to: Re: Treble the overcharge...? posted by Lilly on November 28, 2001 at 14:20:00:

": And $10,000 will go to the lawyer"

Well, that leaves roughly eight grand back to me. The point is, I need to know how I can go about getting official confirmation of what the actual rent was so that I can tell this guy in a polite and civilized manner that he can perch...

That he's lucky I don't go after him for the overcharge, etc., etc., as I'm a karmic fellow who just wants to abide by "what's fair is fair" and if I can definitively prove he was ripping me off, well, I'd sleep better. Right now, though, all I have is what I saw on a document I summarily sent off, so before I go screaming bloody murder (or, in this case, casually discussing bloody murder), I'd like verification.

Are rents "on record" somewhere that I can access directly or do I need to contact his old landlord or lawyer (and if the lawyer, would that be considered "privileged" info, even though I was the one who found the lawyer to begin with and was--for a brief, aborted time--one of the co-plaintives, if only as "John Doe")?

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• Re: FOLLOW UP: Are rents "on record"? Lilly 11/29/01 (0)
• Re: FOLLOW UP: Are rents "on record"? Stacy 11/29/01 (0)
• Re: FOLLOW UP: Are rents "on record"? Lilly 11/28/01 (3)
  • Re: FOLLOW UP: Are rents "on record"? Johnny Quest 11/28/01 (2)
    • Re: FOLLOW UP: Are rents "on record"? Lilly 11/28/01 (1)
      • Re: FOLLOW UP: Are rents "on record"? Johnny Quest 11/29/01 (0)

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: ": And $10,000 will go to the lawyer"

: Well, that leaves roughly eight grand back to me.  The point is, I need to know how I can go about getting official confirmation of what the actual rent was so that I can tell this guy in a polite and civilized manner that he can perch...

: That he's lucky I don't go after him for the overcharge, etc., etc., as I'm a karmic fellow who just wants to abide by "what's fair is fair" and if I can definitively prove he was ripping me off, well, I'd sleep better.  Right now, though, all I have is what I saw on a document I summarily sent off, so before I go screaming bloody murder (or, in this case, casually discussing bloody murder), I'd like verification.

: Are rents "on record" somewhere that I can access directly or do I need to contact his old landlord or lawyer (and if the lawyer, would that be considered "privileged" info, even though I was the one who found the lawyer to begin with and was--for a brief, aborted time--one of the co-plaintives, if only as "John Doe")?


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