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No.

They cannot spring this on you a year later.

Firstly, they named the pro-rated amount and you accepted and paid it.

Case closed.

Secondly, there is a time limit on demanding rent.

They may have missed that too.

You can fight it in Small Claims Court.

The landlord cannot use your security deposit for this case.

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Q: A California landlord prorated the first partial month of rent but now at move out a year later they claim they undercharged and want more money so is this legal and how can it be fought?
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