I rented a coworking space in Delhi through a service provider, paying ₹7,000 rent and ₹7,000 security deposit, totaling ₹14,000 including service tax. I paid by cheque, but it bounced due to a signature mismatch. The company sent a lawyer’s notice, and I paid the amount to their lawyer. Now, I want to get my security deposit back. How can I do this? Please advise.

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I rented a coworking space in Delhi through a service provider, paying ₹7,000 rent and ₹7,000 security deposit, totaling ₹14,000 including service tax. I paid by cheque, but it bounced due to a signature mismatch. The company sent a lawyer’s notice, and I paid the amount to their lawyer. Now, I want to get my security deposit back. How can I do this? Please advise.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I rented a coworking space in Delhi through a service provider, paying ₹7,000 rent and ₹7,000 security deposit, totaling ₹14,000 including service tax. I paid by cheque, but it bounced due to a signature mismatch. The company sent a lawyer’s notice, and I paid the amount to their lawyer. Now, I want to get my security deposit back. How can I do this? Please advise.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can demand your security deposit back by sending a formal written request to the coworking space owner. Include details of your payment, the bounced cheque incident, and the lawyer’s notice. You can also threaten legal action if they don’t return the deposit within a reasonable timeframe.

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