1. Case Overview

The client faced a situation where the lease contract had expired, but the landlord failed to return the security deposit. The client unavoidably had to relocate, but moving under these circumstances would result in the loss of their previously secured opposing power and preferential repayment right, placing their precious deposit at risk of being lost.
 

 

The absolute priority was to complete the "Housing Leasehold Registration," a legal safety measure, as swiftly as possible. This was to ensure that the client's legal rights would not be forfeited even if they relocated without having received their deposit.
 

 

The attorney in charge at Law Firm Theo meticulously gathered essential requirements for acquiring rights, including the lease contract, deposit payment history, move-in report, and fixed date. Subsequently, to enable the client to move safely and as quickly as possible, an application clearly proving the acquisition of rights was drafted and promptly submitted to the competent court.
 

 

4. Result of Assistance
 The competent court judged Law Firm Theo's thorough evidence and application to be valid, rapidly issuing a decision citing the Housing Leasehold Registration. Thanks to this decision, the client was able to legally maintain their opposing power and preferential repayment right even after relocating, allowing for a safe move without the anxiety of losing their rights.

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