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Breach of Contract

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DISNEY1

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Florida. I am curious to see if this is a breach of contract. I have two different late fees. One is being late. The other is a returned check. The problem is I have never handed them a check so how can they charge a late fee?
 


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Prove that you paid the rent on time by presenting the landlord with a copy of the receipt that he or she gave you when you paid cash. Or you could provide the landlord with a copy of the money order you made out to h/h for the rent. Someone once said on the board, however, that all that proved was that you bought a money order.

The burden is on you to prove you paid on time. Paying late multiple times could be considered a breach of contract if that's what your lease or rental agreement says.
 

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