Jorden declaration
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The document discusses a dispute with a landlord over unpaid rent and damages when tenants moved out of a rental property. It mentions that the last month's rent was not paid for a 15 day escrow period when the landlord put the property up for sale. The tenants left the property in good condition aside from some old furniture left for donation. They claim never to have received papers about owing money and not knowing they were supposed to go to court.
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Jorden declaration
- 1. JORDEN DECLARATION G. IS THERE ANYTHING WE CAN OR SHOULD DO IF THIS COMES UP IN TRIAL? CAN YOU COUNTER? THE SUMMONS IS THE ONLY ONE WE HAVE. I PAID ALL RENT. THE LAST MONTH SHE PUT UP FOR SALE AND SAID IT WOULD BE 15 DAY ESCROW. WE DID NOT THINK WE WOULD HAVE TO MOVE SO FAST. I DID NOT PAY THAT LAST MONTH(15 DAYS). SHE AGREED THAT THE $5,000.00 DOG YARD WOULD BE A TRADE. JEFF PAID FOR IT AND HIRED A CONTRACTOR . WE CAN MAYBE GET SOMETHING FROM HIM TO PROVE IT. LANDLORD SAID SHE HAD TO GIVE US THIS NOTICE TO PROTECT BUYER. WE SAID FINE. WE LEFT HOUSE IN VERY GOOD SHAPE….ALL SCREENS AND CARPET I PUT IN. WE DID LEAVE A LOT OF OLD FURNITURE IN A PILE FOR SALVATION ARMY. I DID NOT SEE TO IT THAT IT WAS PICKED UP. JEFF CALLED THEM OUT. I NEVER SAW THESE PAPERS. I DID SEE ONE THING THAT SAID 15 DAYS TO MOVE , BUT NOT THIS. I NEVER WENT TO COURT……...DIDN’T KNOW I WAS SUPPOSED TO.