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An Indiana landlord who won $6,200 from a former tenant over unpaid rent and damage to an apartment will now receive only $2,400 after a state appeals court ruled on Thursday that the property owner had failed to follow an important requirement under state law. According to the judgment, the landlord had not sent the tenant a written list explaining the damage and the money being claimed for repairs.
OriginalAn Indiana landlord who won $6,200 from a former tenant over unpaid rent and damage to an apartment will now receive only $2,400 after a state appeals court ruled on Thursday that the property owner had failed to follow an important requirement under state law. According to the judgment, the landlord had not sent the tenant a written list explaining the damage and the money being claimed for repairs.
OriginalAn Indiana landlord who won $6,200 from a former tenant over unpaid rent and damage to an apartment will now receive only $2,400 after a state appeals court ruled on Thursday that the property owner had failed to follow an important requirement under state law. According to the judgment, the landlord had not sent the tenant a written list explaining the damage and the money being claimed for repairs.
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