Property Management
Under Wisconsin DATCP Ch. 134, a landlord who improperly charges a tenant a fee not authorized by the rental agreement or Wisconsin law may be liable for:
ANothing if the tenant paid without objection
BDouble the amount of the improper fee plus attorney's fees✓ Correct
CA refund of the fee only
DA DATCP administrative fine only
Explanation
Under Wisconsin DATCP rules, landlords who impose unauthorized charges may be liable for double damages plus attorney's fees if the tenant successfully challenges the charge.
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