When a landlord rents a garage to a tenant under the assumption it is a residential is the lease valid? Is it enforceable?
If the unit does not have a residential occupancy permit, then you should be able to void the lease.
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If the unit does not have a residential occupancy permit, then you should be able to void the lease.
If your lease was void, because the unit was not properly permitted as a residence, you can sue for the illegally collected rent under the City of...
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Assuming the cottage is illegally permitted and covered by the City of Los Angeles Rent Stablization Ordinance, you are to substantial relocation...
Yes. You should state what your employer said and why it is untrue with any supporting evidence.
You should consider filing a complaint with the Los Angeles Housing Department at: http://lahd.lacity.org/lahdinternet/ and the Los Angeles...
Private employers are not required to pay for national holidays, unless they agree to it.
You agreed to pay the correct rate and knew they were collecting the wrong rate. Yes, the landlord can request the full amount of the correct...
You should immediately contact EDD in writing to request a new hearing date due to you being unavailable. You might want to offer available dates.
You do not have a valid reason to break your lease. You can try to negotiate a written resolution with your landlord or help the landlord find a...
The City of Los Angeles Rent Stablization Ordinances will require you to keep the units vacant for at least 2 years. In addition, the tenants can...
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