Can I sue due to collusion against my landlord?
If your tenancy was subject to LA's RSO, the landlord could only evict for one of the specified reasons, and might well owe relocation benefits if...
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If your tenancy was subject to LA's RSO, the landlord could only evict for one of the specified reasons, and might well owe relocation benefits if...
If you are a co-tenant, rather than a subtenant, any deposit would normally be paid to the landlord. If the roommate wanted you to somehow...
You may have grounds to rescind the lease for fraud under Civil Code Section 1689. You might also be able to solve some of your problems by...
Under Civil Code Section 1950.5, the new owner is required to give you credit for the old deposit, and can be required to refund it if you move...
Unless the son has some ownership interest in the property, he can't legally prevent the owners from evicting you. If you have been a non-paying...
If the rental unit is illegal, then no rent is owed, and most courts agree that you can't be evicted for non-payment of rent. See North 7th Street...
You can ask for whatever you want, but the demand seems unreasonably high, unless your tenancy is somehow protected (e.g. by a local rent...
If you can't resolve it with them, just sue for a refund in small claims court, including under Business and Professions Code Section 17200.
If the tenancies are month-to-month, you should be able to switch to non-smoking by serving proper notice under Civil Code Section 827. See Civil...
The entry rights of a landlord - or an agent for the landlord- are limited by Civil Code Section 1954. You are entitled to proper notice, and...