Does landlord have to pay for hotel
It would depend on whether or not the fire was an intentional or negligent act by the landlord.
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It would depend on whether or not the fire was an intentional or negligent act by the landlord.
Sounds like now would be a good time to consult with a landlord-tenant lawyer. Your landlord seems to be violating the law by breaching the...
The landlord seems to be doing their best under the circumstances. If the presence of bedbugs is the landlord's fault, perhaps you should write a...
I suggest you call your local health department and ask them to inspect the unit. The health department will ask the landlord to remedy the...
The circumstances you describe sound rather fishy and unsafe. Do you have a lease agreement? If I were you I wouldn't want to live in a place such...
From your brief narrative I cannot tell what you'll be suing for. Please elaborate to obtain better guidance. Thanks.
You may have a case for retaliation. See: California Civil Code section 1942.5. Did you ever get a mold test done independently? Since he removed...
Here are my observations: [1] If it is an illegal structure, you technically do not have to pay rent. People living in and paying rent on...
Without more, your landlord does not seem to be doing anything illegal. Is there a reason why you're refusing to sign the pet deposit agreement?
The landlord's behavior toward you is rude and unprofessional. Moreover, that is not the American culture. In my opinion, however, his behavior,...