Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Colorado
Due to an official relocation from Denver, Co to Indianapolis, Indiana. I quit in July 2010 from an apartment in Denver with proper 60 day . I receive first call for the dues in Nov-2010When I mention "Colorado law (Colorado Statutes � Article 12 �Tenant and Landlord ) for security deposit (38-12-103)", its looks like they are agree, but suddenly last week I received a call from collection Agency.
1 Answer from Attorneys
The security deposit statute does not prohibit the landlord or their collector from trying to collect for damages under the lease. That statute provides that they must account for the deposit within 60 days or they must return the deposit. Assuming they violated the statute, you should provide notice as required under the statute or file suit for treble damages.
You should speak with an attorney to discuss your rights and options.
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