As a subtenant Is my boyfriend my landlord or the actual building owner/landlord? If any, what are my rights???
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Answered on May 25, 2012
Is your apartment rent-controlled? If so:
Ha ha! Your boyfriend blew it. He cannot tell you to move out--you have just as much right to live...
California Tenant Rights - Flea Infestation
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Answered on May 25, 2012
If the landlord is requiring you to leave your home, the landlord is responsible to pay for it. This is because you purchased living accommodations...
3-day notice to quit served by e-mail: is it proper?
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Answered on May 02, 2012
Service by email is not (yet) legal notice. The 3-day notice has to be handed to you OR posted on your door and mailed.
Standard for 1942.4(a)(2) in unlawful detainer defense.
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Answered on May 02, 2012
Financial difficulties will not constitute "good cause" not to make repairs pursuant to a government order. Good cause might be, for example, the...
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Renting a foreclosure house
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Answered on May 02, 2012
No one has to move from anywhere on anyone's say-so. In order to be evicted, you have to be served with notice, and then sued in court if you do...
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I got tazed in the face by a police officer, do i have a case?
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Answered on April 29, 2012
A police officer may only use reasonable force to compel compliance--Tazing in the face would SEEM to be more than reasonable force. You probably...
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Does a tenant have to pay utilities
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Answered on April 29, 2012
The short answer is yes, depending on what's in your lease agreement.
I'm not sure the landlord considers this a problem that he is going to...
How would you interpret this rental lease provision?
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Answered on April 29, 2012
I am just going to jump a little off topic for a minute and tell you that whatever it means, it appears to be unconstitutional. The landlord does...
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What constitutes 'vacate' of premisis?
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Answered on March 15, 2012
The 21 days start from the day you turn over the keys and tell the landlord you are no longer living in the apartment.
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What are my rights as a tenant who does NOT want to smell the "medical" marijuana?
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Answered on March 15, 2012
Dear Tenant:
Your rights are the same as if you were smelling cigarette smoke all the time. You have a right to bring an action for nuisance...
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