San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
If you don't comply with the 3-day notice, the landlord can file an unlawful detainer lawsuit against you. If you don't respond after being served,...
Since I assume you are not paying rent, you would probably be considered a guest or licensee, rather than a tenant. If so, the owners could...
It is unclear whether the defects would render the notice invalid. The stronger argument would be the lease approval by the prior landlord,...
Yes. There is no reason why the landlord can't chose to only rent part of his house.
It isn't clear from your post whether you actually had a lease, or were simply promised one. If you were only promised one, then you may well only...
You may well be able to raise a defense under Civil Code Section 1942.5, and seek damages and attorney fees under that same law. However, you will...
You should consult a local landlord-tenant attorney to make sure your 3-day notice was properly drafted and served. If so, you can have that same...
You have no obligation to produce documents which are not within your possession or control. In any event, you should timely file and serve any...
The lock out is illegal, and is actionable under Civil Code Section 789.3 and other law. In some cities, the police will intervene for a tenant...
I agree with Mr. Driscoll, and would add that the attorney could assert a defense based on improper drafting and/or service of the 3-day notice,...
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