Indiana | Business Law
9/13/11, 8:39 am
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If you pay a deposit on a house but do not sign an agreement or a lease and you decide not to move it can the landlord keep your deposit?
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If you pay a deposit on a house but do not sign an agreement or a lease and you decide not to move it can the landlord keep your deposit?
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Based on the information presented, yes |
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