Tenant does not want to pay the rental deposit - damage is time-barred

I'm waiting for the cost assessment notice...if costs are to be charged to me, I will pass them on to the lawyer...I can prove that before sending the complaint, I pointed out to the lawyer that the wrong name was used, and I also did not sign or approve this complaint.

He had explicitly noted on the draft of the complaint that it could only be sent after my signature. Then he simply sent it without...Then he should use his liability insurance...

and if he doesn't? sue?

and if he doesn't do it? sue?

Depends on the amount... as I said, I can prove that I informed him. He also can't show a signature from me... for now, I'm just waiting...

Was at the bank yesterday with the enforceable copy and my documents... according to the lawyer, I should be able to close the account with this. The bank employee saw it differently... the judgment is not sufficient to close the account, I also need some kind of certificate regarding the interest (?) or the release of the rental deposit by the landlord. I never received this certificate, it was sent to the landlord. So why do I need a judgment certifying that the account is to be closed if I then need documents or a release from the landlord to actually close it?

He will surely prepare it for me promptly... the lady now wanted to first speak with the internal department.

I was at the bank yesterday with the enforceable copy and my documents... according to the lawyer, I should be able to close the account with that. The bank employee saw it differently... the judgment is not enough to close the account, I also need some certificate about the interest (?) or the release of the rental deposit by the landlord. I never received this certificate, it was sent to the landlord. So what do I need a judgment for that certifies that the account is to be closed if I then need documents or actually a release from the landlord to close it?

He will surely issue it to me promptly... the lady now wanted to first talk to the internal department.

Ask your lawyer... layman's opinion = yes, you have a judgment but the bank employee is acting correctly. Account holder is your ex-landlord and he could file an objection. If the employee allows the deletion, she could be acting prematurely.

Ask your lawyer ... Lay opinion = yes you have a judgment but the bank employee is acting correctly. Account holder your ex landlord and he could file an objection. If the employee allows the deletion, she could be acting prematurely

I am the account holder... I only pledged the account to him...(?)...

I am the account holder...I just pledged the account to him...(?)...

Yeah, that means the bank may only pay out to him. Or what would be the point of a pledge that is paid out arbitrarily?