Jeonju Real Estate Attorney Assistance | Jeonju Attorney Who Obtained the Full Real Estate Deposit

The client who came to the Jeonju real estate attorney was a tenant who had entered into a lease agreement with the defendant, placing them in a tenant-landlord relationship.

The client, as the tenant, had entered into a lease agreement six months earlier with the defendant, as the landlord, moved in, and had been living there ever since.

Then, the client suddenly learned the news that the jeonse home in which the client was living would soon be put up for auction.

The client immediately contacted the defendant, as the landlord, to confirm whether this was true, and the defendant told the client not to worry, saying that he would terminate the agreement and return the deposit.

However, faced with the defendant cutting off contact and failing to return the deposit even after the agreement was terminated, the client ultimately resolved to file a deposit return lawsuit.

The client accordingly came to the Jeonju real estate attorney and requested help in preparing the deposit return lawsuit.

A deposit return lawsuit is a legal measure available to a tenant who, after the lease agreement ends, has not had the deposit returned by the landlord.

When a lease agreement ends, under the Housing Lease Protection Act the tenant must return the leased housing, and the landlord becomes obligated to return the deposit.

However, if the landlord does not fulfill this obligation, the tenant may file a claim for the return of the deposit against the landlord.

An important point here is that, before filing a lawsuit for the return of the lease deposit, termination of the lease agreement must take place first.

In addition, before filing the deposit return lawsuit, it is advisable first to take preliminary measures such as sending a certified content statement and applying for an order to register the lease right, in order to recover the deposit.

The client completed the return of the leased housing upon termination of the lease agreement.

As a result, the defendant, as the landlord, also became obligated to return the deposit.

The Jeonju real estate attorney firmly argued that the defendant had not fulfilled this obligation to date.

The client contacted the defendant on several occasions to request the return of the deposit.

However, the defendant avoided the client's calls and, to this day, has not returned the deposit.

The Jeonju real estate attorney accordingly argued that the defendant had cut off contact, causing the client to suffer economic loss.

The case above involved a client who came to the 🔗Jeonju office of Daeryun Law Firm in order to file a lawsuit against a landlord who refused to return the deposit even after the lease agreement had been terminated.

Daeryun Law Firm assists clients who are experiencing difficulty because they have not had their deposits returned by helping with certified content statements and applications for orders to register the lease right.

In addition, at the client's request, the firm provides diligent assistance through the preparation of a deposit return lawsuit.

If you have encountered a 🔗lease dispute such as the one above, please feel free at any time to 🔗request a consultation with the Jeonju office of Daeryun Law Firm.