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You are renting a home and your check bounced for this month and now the landlord wants you to pay all her nsf fees for her negative account for things she purchased Do you have to?
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∙ 16y ago
The key here is that your check bounced. You are responsible for making this good no matter what it takes. The landlord is counting on your check having sufficient funds when presented ... and any NSF's related to just your check, should be reimbursed.
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