My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Michigan
My landlord sent a list of damages to my apartment (kind of). I sent my dispute of damages within 7 days (via certified mail) to the address listed for him on my lease. However, the letter was not delivered because the address on the lease is not his correct address. Should I just send another to his correct address? Am I at fault for not getting it to him within 7 days? It has now been 45 days since my move out date, and I have not received my deposit back. Under Michigan law, I should be able to sue for double the amount, provided I followed all laws preceding, including returning a dispute of damages within 7 days. But since he never received my dispute (through an error on HIS part) should I just resend to his correct address, or just file a small claims case now?
My landlord sent a list of damages to my apartment (kind of). I sent my dispute of damages within 7 days (via certified mail) to the address listed for him on my lease. However, the letter was not delivered because the address on the lease is not his correct address. Should I just send another to his correct address? Am I at fault for not getting it to him within 7 days? It has now been 45 days since my move out date, and I have not received my deposit back. Under Michigan law, I should be able to sue for double the amount, provided I followed all laws preceding, including returning a dispute of damages within 7 days. But since he never received my dispute (through an error on HIS part) should I just resend to his correct address, or just file a small claims case now?
Security Deposits: Landlord Had Incorrect Address when I Sent a Dispute of Charges
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