If a property manager moves because we fired him but only moves half his stuff. What are
Because the former manager has not surrendered possession, you would ordinarily move forward with an unlawful detainer to recover possession. If...
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Because the former manager has not surrendered possession, you would ordinarily move forward with an unlawful detainer to recover possession. If...
A defendant is generally precluded from filing any manner of cross-complaint in an unlawful detainer, and would instead need to pursue those claims...
If Micky can prove that the landlord accepted rent from him, that would have made him at least a co-tenant (or perhaps the sole tenant, if Ted gave...
If you had adequate grounds to break the lease (including under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the doctrine of constructive eviction), and were not...
It sounds like you have an enforceable contract, and can sue in small claims court for whatever damages you can actually prove (up to $10k).
Rent withholding is allowed under very limited circumstances (e.g. substantial habitability violations), which do NOT include quiet enjoyment...
You can sue for damages and injunctive relief under a variety of legal theories, including nuisance and quiet enjoyment. Even if the tenancy was...
I will re-post this under family law. It does not sounds like a real estate problem.
You would normally have no obligation unless you knew about the problem, and then failed to disclose it.
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If your tenancy is subject to LA's RSO, these changes may well be unlawful - especially the elimination of credit for timely payment. You can check...