Legal Question in Real Estate Law in South Carolina

Landlords
Can a tenent be forced to move, if the security deposit check did not go through.

Asked on 10/07/02, 2:27 pm

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Otto Ferrene, jr. Ferrene & Associates, PA

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Yes. Failure to meet the terms of the rental/lease agreement subjects you to ejectment.

Answered on 10/07/02, 6:02 pm

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