Was I justified to break my lease?
If this dispute was litigated, you would have the burden of proving that the neighbor had a history of nuisance behavior, that the landlord knew...
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If this dispute was litigated, you would have the burden of proving that the neighbor had a history of nuisance behavior, that the landlord knew...
Judges are often reluctant to consider evidence of (alleged) prior bad acts that did not result in a criminal conviction, including because that...
California law, including Civil Code Section 1980 and following, set up mandatory procedures for dealing with personal property left behind by...
Probably not. California law generally prohibits contractual penalties, and the provision you quote does not appear to be a legitimate...
Under Civil Code Section 1950.5(f), the landlord should have notified you of your right to have a pre-move out initial inspection. Another portion...
You can file an administrative complaint concerning disability discrimination with the California DFEH, and possibly with other agencies having...
Security deposits in commercial leases are generally governed by Civil Code Section 1950.7. However, at least some of the rights and procedures...
You might want to confirm whether the mediation/arbitration clause has a carve-out for matters within the jurisdiction of small claims court....
This would not be a substantive defense to the case. If you succeeded, it would simply require the landlord to have the unlawful detainer papers...
There is no special notice period for elders. The notice period for termination notices is generally governed by Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1,...