San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
If the notice was sent in retaliation for your request for repairs, you may have a defense under Civil Code Section 1942.5. However, in general, if...
I shall re-post this under insurance. You should consult a local attorney who handles insurance disputes.
If the landlord requested and accepted the $ after the lawsuit was filed, that might give you grounds to bring some manner of post-trial motion,...
Such conditions would violate various health and safety laws, including the implied warranty of habitability (see e.g. Civil Code Sections...
There is no grace period, and the landlord would be free to sue immediately if the landlord wants to. The landlord would have the burden of proof...
If you were month-to-month, and gave everyone at least 30 days written, then you should have no liability for rent (or anything else) accruing...
If the tenancy is subject to the RSO, then the lease expiration would be irrelevant-you can only evict for one of the specified good causes. You...
Depending upon how long ago the landlord was cited, you may have defenses and claims under various laws, including Civil Code Section 1942.4. If...
If she paid rent in any form (including by paying utilities), she would probably be considered a subtenant, rather than a guest/licensee. The...
You can evict him on proper notice. The type of notice would depend on whether he became a tenant/lodger (e.g. by paying rent), or is simply a...
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