Can my landlord dictate street parking in a lease agreement?
If the landlord doesn't own the street parking, it is hard to see how such a lease provision would be enforceable, especially since it would seem...
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If the landlord doesn't own the street parking, it is hard to see how such a lease provision would be enforceable, especially since it would seem...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Unless you can prove that the landlord was somehow legally responsible for the fire, and/or that your...
That sounds questionable. If you want to fight it, your best option is probably to sue in small claims court.
Since you were not actually harmed by the defective heater, it might be more helpful to focus on the period during which the heat provided did not...
As one treatise explains: "[7:186] Computation of three-day notice period: An unlawful detainer predicated on a properly-served three-day notice is...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. It was unclear from your post whether the "inspector" who documented the problems, was from the local code...
So far as I know, there are no rent control laws applicable to storage units. So, I assume as long as notice was given in whatever manner your...
Unless your settlement resulted in you being formally dismissed from the case, the landlord would normally still be required to serve you with...
Your liability would normally be as per Civil Code Section 1951.2. You are potentially liable for the balance of the lease term, but the landlord...
Many leases have a clause saying that unless you give notice in the manner specified in the lease (usually in writing, by mail), the lease will...