Revocation of parol license to use another's land
There are easements in California similar to what you describe.
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There are easements in California similar to what you describe.
It is not clear what you are asking. Generally, if you performed work, you are legally entitled to be paid. If you did not get paid, you may be...
If you were probationary, you probably do not have the right to go to arbitration, and the employer could terminate you for no reason. You should...
You are entitled to a habitable premises. You need to notify the landlord of the problems in writing, and demand that they are repaired...
You can try filing a claim with the CSLB. There is no cost to you, and they have far more power than any private attorney. You may also need to...
The police are correct. You have no expectation of privacy in your backyard where it is open to the view of others. You could try to seek an...
You are probably looking at conflicting breach of lease claims, your's and the landlord's. Going to Small Claims could be a simple and effective...
Technically, an unlicensed contractor can record a lien. However, he may not legally do so, and it would be invalid and unenforceable. If he does...
Usually a landlord does not need your consent to make needed repairs. There are some limits, and usually advance written notice is required - but...
Contact a local attorney asap. Do not do it online in a public forum.