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Payment Received By Landlord But Not Processed, Causing Delays In Repairs

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Payment Received By Landlord But Not Processed, Causing Delays In Repairs

Postby rheged » Sat Dec 14, 2013 5:23 pm

My query entails organization law in the state of: Florida
We lately resigned our new lease. It stated that if our air conditioner broke that they would replace it. Also they came up with some new charges for cad cam fees from 2001 which have been $4500. They wanted those paid just just before they would replace our air conditioner.
Now two weeks ago our air broke, and even even though we were on a payment program to commit our prior bogus cam charges, we paid early.
We paid the checks two weeks ago and they kept claiming they did not have the checks. We recognized as yet one more accounting location they had and they stated they have had the checks for two weeks, but they can not deposit them until the end of the month or it will mess up their books. Meanwhile it is 87 degrees in my shop and it is hurting enterprise. When we told them we know they have the checks but have not deposited them, they just pointed out yes we know they are there, but we can not do something about the air conditioner until your checks clear.
How lengthy can they maintain holding them? Is it legal for them to hold my checks and not replace our air conditioning?
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Payment Received By Landlord But Not Processed, Causing Delays In Repairs

Postby courtland87 » Sun Dec 15, 2013 11:44 am

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Payment Received By Landlord Although Not Refined, Creating Delays In Repairs

Postby ainsley » Tue Dec 24, 2013 3:09 am

Well, you submitted at the conclusion of the month so-get in touch with the on Monday morning to find out as soon as theyare arranging the repair and to verify the inspections have now been prepared.
Organizations occasionally do strange issues. I do not comprehend the connection among your landlord and the "accounting location they'd", or why your firm would need to have the "accounting quot & place to take a seat on its inspections. Generally, if I've a check I want to deposit it before anything unexpected happens - so until I know itis most likely to be broken, I try to get it for the lender expeditiously.
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