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Posted by Hello Kitty on June 28, 1999 at 14:42:02:

I moved out of my studio after I ended my lease prematurely and the landlord has
decided to withold my security deposit. But I found that nowhere in my lease does
it state that the tenant is required to give 30-60 days' notice before ending the lease--
which was the reason my landlord used against me to withold the deposit. Not only
that, he refused to speak with me on the issue many times, so we didn't even have
a direct negotiation. The one thing I did wrong is that I didn't give him written notice.
Does this make a case in court?

After I moved out, I had a few pieces of furniture which I left
behind because my new place can't fit them all. I was thinking of selling them to the
subsequent tanent, and the super of the building said that was fine. But one day
the LL asked the super to throw everything away! Does the LL have the right to do
so without my consent? Or is it my fault to leave the furniture there?

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: I moved out of my studio after I ended my lease prematurely and the landlord has 
: decided to withold my security deposit. But I found that nowhere in my lease does
: it state that the tenant is required to give 30-60 days' notice before ending the lease--
: which was the reason my landlord used against me to withold the deposit. Not only
: that, he refused to speak with me on the issue many times, so we didn't even have
: a direct negotiation. The one thing I did wrong is that I didn't give him written notice.
: Does this make a case in court?

: After I moved out, I had a few pieces of furniture which I left
: behind because my new place can't fit them all. I was thinking of selling them to the
: subsequent tanent, and the super of the building said that was fine. But one day
: the LL asked the super to throw everything away! Does the LL have the right to do
:  so without my consent? Or is it my fault to leave the  furniture there? 


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