Can my landlord serve me with a 3 day notice for non-payment if he's accepted partial payment?
The landlord is free to serve a 3-day notice for the unpaid balance of your rent. If you are month-to-month, the landlord is also normally free...
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The landlord is free to serve a 3-day notice for the unpaid balance of your rent. If you are month-to-month, the landlord is also normally free...
A landlord is normally entitled to rent through the termination date of the 60-day notice, unless you terminate your tenancy sooner by a 30-day...
You may have claims against the landlord if he/it refuses to investigate and intervene. See Andrews v. Mobile Aire Estates (2005) 125 Cal.App.4th...
If you never terminated your co-tenancy (by giving the landlord notice or negotiating a release), then you still owe the back rent, etc. If an...
If the unit is illegal, then no rent is owed, the lease would be void, and you normally could not be evicted for non-payment of rent. See North 7th...
You could have a local landlord-tenant attorney review the documents, but the waivers are probably unenforceable, including under Civil Code...
Unfortunately, each case is separate, and must be responded to separately. You must timely respond to the second UD, and can raise the same...
Even if the unlawful detainer has no merit, you must timely file an appropriate response in court (the Judicial Council form answer to unlawful...
So long as the landlord can meet his/her burden of proof some other way (e.g. witnesses), the landlord can try to justify the deductions. However,...
You are not trapped. Regardless of the wishes of the landlord or your roommate, if you are month-to-month, and give a proper written 30-day...