This is partially my fault, so I'm not going to try to cop out on this. Basically, I accidentally wrote a check out from an old bank to pay my rent, which is about $565, so the check bounced. That is my fault. I know there's a bounced check fee so, np. My mistake.
The problem is I just got notice of this from my Landlord today and while my apartment is only $565, they're tacking on an additional $170.40 for the days I was overdue. They never made any attempt to call me or send me any kind of notice that the check bounced until today.
I live in Nebraska, and while I've looked through the statutes I haven't found anything governing this. I have already decided to pay for my mistake plus the full amount they've calculated, but do I have any legal ground to stand on if I take them to court and recover damages for failing to provide notice and instead allowing me to rack up daily overdue charges?
2007-10-18
21:58:05
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John T
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