I live in Los Angeles, California.
This is my situation. I had initially co-rented an apartment with my friend. We had given a big chunk of money up front for deposit, in which we both gave equal portions. Our lease was set to expire on the 1st of December. I wanted out, so I gave him and my land lord a written 30 day notice in November, and I had moved out before the 1st of December My roommate decided to resign a lease with someone else, in which they got denied, cause of his late payments, and other issues, and decided to move out within the week of me vacating the premises, WITHOUT giving a 30 day notice. I was expecting my big depost within the 21 day grace period, and recieved a call from my landlord stating that since my roommate and I have signed a lease together, we are both liable for the 30 days of rent, in which he is taking out of our deposit, stating that when we signed the lease, he recognized us as a single enitity. I am wanting to take my roommate to court over this.
2006-12-21
11:40:14
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Tung
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