What are the steps for an eviction in Ca??
If you don't timely comply with the notice, the landlord will be free to immediately file an unlawful detainer lawsuit against you. If you...
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If you don't timely comply with the notice, the landlord will be free to immediately file an unlawful detainer lawsuit against you. If you...
I agree with Mr. Moss' sound advice. I would add that Section 37.9(a)(2)(D) of the SF rent control ordinance places some limitations on the...
Assuming you gave proper written notice (preferably in accordance with Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1), you should have no liability for rent...
You may have some manner of claim against the late owner's estate for at least the services rendered pre-death. I will re-post under probate so...
Particularly if A's tenancy is subject to Oakland's rent control ordinance, Just cause for Eviction Ordinance, and Tenant Protection ordinance, the...
You bought the property subject to the existing easements, the blocked view, etc, and so the chances of obtaining compensation seem small. However,...
If the rent increase and/or termination notice is retaliatory, then it would be unlawful under Civil Code Section 1942.5. However, the tenant would...
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Generally yes. However, there is some case law limiting the right to dismiss if a case dispositive motion (e.g. summary judgment) is pending, and...
Having a physical handicap is generally not a defense to an eviction based on nuisance. If a landlord is placed on notice that one tenant is...
If you are a month-to-month tenant, the landlord would normally have the right to raise your rent by proper notice under Civil Code Section 827,...