1 A worker falls from a height and lands on his feet. Radiographs reveal a fracture of the sustentaculum tali.  A patient has stepped on a board with a long nail sticking up from it, and the nail penetrated the patient's foot between the bases of the first and second metatarsals.
If you paid a deposit you have to sue to get back, but did not get a check-in list, a written lease, a statement of where the deposit is held, or anything else the law requires, tell the judge your landlord should not be able to charge you for any damages you disagree with.efore moving in, get a written rental agreement (lease), condition check-in list, and a receipt for your deposit from the landlord, landlord's agent, or manager. Before moving out, give the landlord or manager proper written notice and your forwarding address.
1. Plan Ahead. Most people donât think about their security deposit until they move out. But before you go, you can take steps that will help you get your deposit back on time and in full. If you have a month-to-month tenancy, give your landlord enough notice to end your tenancy (30 days in most states).ost states set a deadline, usually two to three weeks after you move out, for the landlord to mail you the following: 1  an itemized statement as to how the deposit has been applied toward back rent, cleaning, and repairs. 2  whatâs left of the deposit (including any interest that is required), and.