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How long does a landlord have to take you to court after you move?

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How long does a landlord have to take you to court after you move?

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  1. I would like details because, depending on them, he may have waived his right to sue, but I'd wager he had at least 2 or 3 years. Though the longer he waits the weaker his case becomes.


  2. This site has the statue of limitations for Small Claims. The statute of limitations may depend on whether you had a written lease, oral month to month tenancy or if there was property damage.

    http://www.legalzoom.com/small-claims-gu...

  3. why would he take you to court after you move? you were evicted?

  4. 5  years.............

  5. Most states have a SOL of 7 years.

  6. Different states have different statutes of limitations regarding this. Consult an attorney or legal aid to find out exactly, or post the state that his is concerning.

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