landlordfromhell wrote:And now this landlord is refusing to return the security deposit after the tenant moved out shortly after discovering the horror!
If you're renting rooms in Singapore, be sure to stay away from this perverted and dishonest man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZMPlMJ0jj0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGGca2VQkwA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-HvAUUnnTs
What SCT! She should go to the police!landlordfromhell wrote:And now this landlord is refusing to return the security deposit after the tenant moved out shortly after discovering the horror!
If you're renting rooms in Singapore, be sure to stay away from this perverted and dishonest man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZMPlMJ0jj0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGGca2VQkwA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-HvAUUnnTs
Yes, took him to SCT for mediation, but he did not show up for any of them. The default judgment was entered against him to pay back in July 2012. Until now, he still ignores the court order and refuses to pay.zzm9980 wrote:While I lol @ this dude walking around the room in (only) his underwear, did you move out because you caught him doing this? That may not have been valid grounds to break the lease. Either way, you'll need to take him to court (or SCT) to try and get your money back.
Also, I do assume your TA had a clause about requiring notice to enter?
Already been to the police. They did not give a damn. They said trespassing by a landlord in Singapore is perfectly legal, even if the TA says to give notice before enterting a tenant's room.the lynx wrote:What SCT! She should go to the police!landlordfromhell wrote:And now this landlord is refusing to return the security deposit after the tenant moved out shortly after discovering the horror!
If you're renting rooms in Singapore, be sure to stay away from this perverted and dishonest man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZMPlMJ0jj0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGGca2VQkwA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-HvAUUnnTs
According to the TA, I am not allowed to change the door lock because the door belongs to the landlord. I am not allowed to make any sort of alterations unless permission is given by the landlord. After seeing the CCTV, I moved out immediately so my stuff do not get stolen.nutnut wrote:If my landlord decided to trespass in my property (the one I rent) I would change the locks. How dare they!! What's the point of privately renting a property only for this kind of shit to happen!?
Yeah that's what I would assume too, unfortunately. It is their property, and if your TA requires them to give notice of entry, then their entry without notice is just a contract dispute.landlordfromhell wrote: Already been to the police. They did not give a damn. They said trespassing by a landlord in Singapore is perfectly legal, even if the TA says to give notice before enterting a tenant's room.
The underwear bit is more than enough to get police's attention! Did you even show them the video?landlordfromhell wrote:Already been to the police. They did not give a damn. They said trespassing by a landlord in Singapore is perfectly legal, even if the TA says to give notice before enterting a tenant's room.the lynx wrote:What SCT! She should go to the police!landlordfromhell wrote:And now this landlord is refusing to return the security deposit after the tenant moved out shortly after discovering the horror!
If you're renting rooms in Singapore, be sure to stay away from this perverted and dishonest man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZMPlMJ0jj0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGGca2VQkwA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-HvAUUnnTs
The truth is the apartment unit does not even belong to him. He rented the whole unit from an owner and simply sublets a common room to me. In the video, you can also see that the owner trespassed into my room with the main tenant.zzm9980 wrote:Yeah that's what I would assume too, unfortunately. It is their property, and if your TA requires them to give notice of entry, then their entry without notice is just a contract dispute.landlordfromhell wrote: Already been to the police. They did not give a damn. They said trespassing by a landlord in Singapore is perfectly legal, even if the TA says to give notice before enterting a tenant's room.
How much does he owe you? What were the options you were told about to pursue the judgement?
Of course, I showed his underwear bit to about 20 police officers at the police station, and they simply laughed at it. Sure, the police report was filed, but they can do nothing about it, since it is not a crime to trespass in Singapore. They asked me to file a Magistrate's Complaint. I went there and the female judge said if no one gets killed, then the case will be dismissed.the lynx wrote:The underwear bit is more than enough to get police's attention! Did you even show them the video?landlordfromhell wrote:Already been to the police. They did not give a damn. They said trespassing by a landlord in Singapore is perfectly legal, even if the TA says to give notice before enterting a tenant's room.the lynx wrote: What SCT! She should go to the police!
OSOD is going to love this threadlandlordfromhell wrote: I went there and the female judge said if no one gets killed, then the case will be dismissed.
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