Does the Davis Sterling, California Corporation Code apply to a museum 501(c) (3)?
Davis-Sterling applies to Homeowners Associations, generally for condominium or co-op communities. It is unclear why it would apply to a museum.
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Davis-Sterling applies to Homeowners Associations, generally for condominium or co-op communities. It is unclear why it would apply to a museum.
It generally depends on the court and judge. Some are more lenient than others.
You can have an attorney write a demand letter to the LL to get the security deposit back and/or sue the LL In small claims court.
It is unlikely you can void it based on what you posted. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
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