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If your landlord files a complaint in court stating you haven't paid in 5 months and you have the cancelled checks with his name on then what is the next course of action?
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∙ 14y ago
You could go directly to him with copies of the fronts and backs of the checks. It might eliminate the problem.
It also might not eliminate the problem and if it does not, when you go to court to address the complaint, bring those copies of the front and back of your checks to prove payment.
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