dkrider471
New Member
So I was looking into a building and decided I was going to get it. I talked to the landlord and he said come on down and grab the key and cut me a check so I did even though my move in date wasn't for another 12 days. I post dated the check and gave it to them. Well when I went to move in there was no hot water, which they said they would fix, but did not for two weeks. In that time they cashed my check, but the bank denied it and for some odd reason flagged it as fraud. Anyhow I got the check all straightened out, but never issued them a new check because I decided if the hot water deal was the beginning of my problems then this probably isn't worth it and gave them back the key. So now they are taking me to court over it saying I owe them the money. Is that a breach of agreement just by there being no hot water alone?
There is no contract or lease.
I never actually even got into the building.
Only Utilities I was paying for was electric.
There is no contract or lease.
I never actually even got into the building.
Only Utilities I was paying for was electric.