Can I let another tenant use my parking spot?
That is largely a function of what your lease (and any associated parking agreement) says. In the absence of restrictions, you would normally be...
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That is largely a function of what your lease (and any associated parking agreement) says. In the absence of restrictions, you would normally be...
Your mother-in-law can proceed with an unlawful detainer. However, she would have the burden of proving that the tenants have engaged in evictable...
If you don't show up, the trial should proceed in your absence. Assuming the landlord meets his/her burden of proof, judgment would be entered...
Unless you successfully move the court for a continuance (which is difficult in unlawful detainers), the trial would simply proceed in your...
If you are a month-to-month tenant, then the landlord is generally free to evict on proper notice (in compliance with Civil Code Sections...
Your post is a little unclear, but it sounds like you are a subtenant, were not informed by the master tenant that your subtenancy would be a...
The fact that the landlord has not asked for the CAM charges does not necessarily mean that the landlord has waived the right to do so. However,...
My sympathies on your situation. Unfortunately, however, those misfortunes would normally not provide a valid defense to an unlawful detainer...
If you made a general appearance (e.g. by filing an answer, demurrer, or motion to strike), then it wouldn't matter if the summons and complaint...
You are correct that the landlord could not validly serve you via email. If the service of the notice was not in compliance with Civil Code...