I just read my rental agreement carefully and I found some bad terms. The security deposit term in my rental agreement said:

"**No interest** will be paid on this money (security deposit) and in no case will it be applied to back or future rent. It will be held intact by Landlord until at least **thirty working days** after Tenants have vacated the property. ... This deposit money minus any necessary charges for **missing/dead light bulbs**, repairs, cleaning, etc., will be returned to Tenant with a written explanation of deductions, within **60 days** after they have vacated the property".

But the laws said 1) there should be interest on the security deposit; 2) the landlord should give the itemized list of damages and return the deposit within 30 days (not working days).

Which should the landlord obey, the law or the agreement? Or is there any law said "unless the landlord and tenants got into agreement" to make the agreement legal?

Also, I did not receive the receipt of my deposit from my landlord, so I assume I can ask my deposit back. But can I get my deposit back even after the lease ended (I really doubt about whether the landlord will return my deposit, but it will be bad to do it when I still lived in the house with the landlord)?

Thanks