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Anonymous users2024-01-23See if there is anything about furniture in the lease contract. If not, the additional furniture fee is a breach of contract by the landlord and can not be paid.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Legitimate. But it may not be quite reasonable. It's just that you've met a more awkward landlord.
The landlord does not return it, the deposit is damaged, and its furniture, if there are excessive requirements, you have to go through the legal process, because when you rent the house, you signed a contract, and the contract has legal effect.
Less than 2000, the police do not file a case, and you belong to a commercial dispute, not theft, at most compensation, and if it is more serious, it will be detained for a few days.
The area of the current house is divided into the area of the suite and the apportionment area when selling the house, and the area inside the suite is the area calculated by the center line of the exterior wall and the center line of the sub-household wall in your suite (there are specific calculation rules), and there is a certain apportionment coefficient when selling the house, and this coefficient has added the stairs used by the household, the area outside the center line of the exterior wall (called the common area). Such a 120-square-meter house includes not only the area of the main wall, but also the common areas such as elevators and stairs. If you want to have a comprehensive understanding of this knowledge, you had better go to the real estate bureau to ask for a copy of the rules for calculating the sales area, which is more comprehensive.
The tenant can ask the landlord to return the furniture or compensate for the loss, and if the negotiation fails, he can file a lawsuit with the court.
If you want to pay, you can pay ten or twenty yuan depending on the situation. This door is not worth 1000