Should I send a letter to our landlord informing him that we won't vacate the apt ?
You may have a defense of retaliatory eviction (see Civil Code Section 1942.5) because of your previous complaints. Also, if she accepted rent...
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You may have a defense of retaliatory eviction (see Civil Code Section 1942.5) because of your previous complaints. Also, if she accepted rent...
That kind of language is standard, and should not invalidate the notice, especially if it names you. Unfortunately, your medical issue would not...
I agree with Mr. Kane, and would add that the new owner would normally have the right to invoke the Ellis Act. If that happened, the tenants would...
Civil Code Section 1942.5 provides significant protections against landlord retaliation. You should complain to the local code enforcement...
You would normally be liable for the rent during the entire lease term. If you break the lease, the landlord usually (depending on the language...
Your right to terminate may be modified under the rental agreement, but the tenancy would normally not be terminated unless the unit was actually...
I agree with Ms. Bigos. I would also note that it is sometimes possible to set aside a stipulation by bringing a noticed motion, but you must...
Neither the HOA, nor the manager, can impose "restrictions" which don't exist, especially if the washer/dryer complies with applicable law, does...
If the landlord accepted rent payments directly from you and/or otherwise accepted you as a co-tenant, you may well have grounds to stay - perhaps...
I agree with Mr. Moss' great advice, subject to one clarification - if the landlord/manager actually made affirmative misrepresentations to you...