Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Having done a complete walk through and refunded your money, I would think he is estopped from demanding any payment form you unless he said the refund was subject to a later determination of damage or there was something he would not know about until later [stains looked as though they would come out, on cleaning could not be removed, etc.]. I assumed you have detrimentally relied upon his giving you the money by spending it, one of the requirements of an estoppel [means stopped from asserting something].

I could write him a letter explaining why he should drop it.

Best,

Daniel Bakondi, Esq.

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