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Oregon Renter Balked at a $287 Outlet Charge. Now Landlord Could Owe $225,000 in Fees
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Oregon renter balked at a $287 outlet charge. Now landlord could owe $225,000 in fees
A burned-out electrical outlet led to a nearly $300 repair bill for Oregon renter Jonah Spring that he stubbornly refused to pay, according to The Oregonian. After taking his landlord to court, Spring has been awarded $32,000, and his landlord could face $225,000 in legal fees. What happened? After an electrician replaced a burned-out outlet in Spring's unit, the landlord then billed Spring for the work at a lofty $287, The Oregonian reported. S…
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