My question involves sublet law in the State of: Indiana at Indianapolis. I live in a property which is owned by my sister in Indy. On June 30,2008, I sublet my living room to a person. We do not sign any sublet agreement and I do not ask him for any security deposit. When he moved in, he forgot to bring the rent $250/month and gave me $60 first. On July 7, he gave me the remaining$190. He supposes to live from June 30,08 to July 29,08 as he paid one month rent. On July 11,2008, I informed him he has to find another place after July 29,2008. I can let him stay until July 30,2008. Then, he got mad and said he paid deposit to place A before. After he talked to me over the phone, he decided to move in my place and his deposit $100 was forfeited. He wants me to compensate for his loss of deposit $100 because he believes I am offering a one year stay in my place. Also, he claimed that I said "no problem". What i meant was he could move in. I never mention there will be a one year stay commitment. But now, I informed him to move out by the end of July 30,2008. He said I have to compensate. I offer him if he wants to move out earlier, I will refund any remaining rent. He said no way, it has to be $250.
I feel like he is getting difficult and what I can do to ensure he will move out on July 30,2008 or even earlier. As I am a female. I don't really feel comfortable for him to be around in the house. Can you suggest any legal advice?
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