If the tenancy is subject to rent control, then you may have viable claims, including for diminution of housing services. Even if rent control...

I suggest you start by alerting the landlord to this violation of your quiet enjoyment rights. Depending on the facts, the landlord may be liable...

It is a bit unclear form your post, but I assume this is coming up in the context of you moving out, and receiving a security deposit accounting as...

Assuming this is not a below-market rent controlled tenancy, and the tenant's GF has good credit, etc., it may be simplest to amend the rental...

Regardless of what it may say in your contract, these situations are usually governed by Cal. Civil Code Section 1675, especially subsections (c)...

No one can give you a definitive answer without reviewing the relevant facts and documents. However, generally speaking, if you were evicted via a...

Your rights/options largely depend on whether his occupancy is subject to a rent/eviction control law (such as the Cal. Tenant Protection...

Unless the entry is for one of the reasons authorized by Civil Code Section 1954 - which do not include snooping - you have the right to refuse...

The owner would normally have no legal authority to ban you form properties he doesn't own, rent, or otherwise control. However, if he obtained a...

If the tenancy would be subject to an eviction control law, then the simple expiration of the lease would normally not require the tenant to vacate...