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Posted by Shea on November 01, 2000 at 02:09:15:

In Reply to: Re: a little property damage. posted by Dawn on October 31, 2000 at 11:59:13:

Thanks for the responses, guys. There are other, more pressing issues to deal with concerning this apartment, so I have to pick my battles and let this one go.

: The landlord would be responsible for repairing the building and wall and ceiling of whatever damage there is. As far as your curtains getting damaged, I don't know where that lies. Can you prove their costs with a receipt? I would just chalk it up to a loss and move on. If you really wanted to press the issue, you may have to go to small claims court and have pictures and written documentation that you contacted the landlord. The realtor may not be the right person to go through. You could write your landlord directly and see what he/she says.

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