Can a landlord deduct lost rent from security deposit?
The allowable deductions from a residential security deposit are laid out in Civil Code Section 1950.5, and do include unpaid rent. However, the...
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The allowable deductions from a residential security deposit are laid out in Civil Code Section 1950.5, and do include unpaid rent. However, the...
Unless your tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord generally has the right to terminate a...
The tenants would normally have to prove that you were somehow at fault for the problem in order for you to have any liability (e.g. that you were...
If you were not properly served with process, or the judgment was void for some other reason, you may still be able to institute legal proceedings...
Unless the landlord can somehow prove that the broken window was your fault, it is his responsibility. See e.g. Civil Code Sections...
A residential landlord is generally not required to provide a/c, so malfunctioning a/c normally would not be a breach of the implied warranty of...
If you think your unit does not comply with applicable health and safety codes - including the fire code - you should complain to the local code...
Acceptance of rent would normally waive the notice and/or create a new tenancy. However, if the check bounced, it is at least arguable that this...
I'm sorry you are experiencing these issues. Unless your unit is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord is...
I agree with my colleagues - a tenant normally is normally required to keep paying rent after receiving a termination notice, unless there is some...