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HollyG

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I am from Wolcott, CT. I left an apartment in 99 which was in bristol ct, and there were damages made to the apartment after i had left. i had 2 other people living with me and we all moved in the same week. i received a letter from the lanlord's daugther stating i owed 2,100 $ in damage fees. i than received a questioneer from a court (cannot remember which one) requesting information on my comments regarding this whole matter of this not being my fault. i filled it out stating that i had moved and the apartment was vacant in the time in which the lanlord's daugther said that it was vandalized. there is no written lease, and the only verbal agreement between landord and i was to give him 2 weeks notice if i was to move or if any changes were to be made in the apartment and hed stop by and pick up rent check. i received a wage execution proceeding form jd-cv-3 gen stat 31-58(j), 52-361a,52-365(e) this was delivered to my employer read by my boss prior to me at my place of employment when i was not even there. i am being held liable or the amount of 2734.12. 1) i did not cause damage to property- am I liable? 2) if there is no written or verbal lease am i legally responsable after what happens to the apartment after i vacate? 3) can they garnish my wages without me being notified of this act. 4) why was i not sent something for a court date? Sincerely, HOlly
 



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