Are tenants obligated to comply with CC&Rs if they were provided an outdated copy prior to signing the lease?
You probably have the right to rescind the lease under Civil Code Section 1689, including on the grounds of the owner's negligent...
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You probably have the right to rescind the lease under Civil Code Section 1689, including on the grounds of the owner's negligent...
Even if you were not personally served, you may have been legally served through substituted service on the master tenant or one of the other...
If you had actually surrendered possession, and turned in the keys, then the landlord would have been free to do whatever she wanted. Otherwise,...
I must respectfully disagree with my colleagues. You may very well have rights under the law of nuisance, which has a lower burden of proof than...
The construction (and possibly the a/c issue) may give you grounds to terminate the lease on the grounds of constructive eviction, or to rescind...
You have the right to sue, but would have the burden of proof. You can meet that burden of proof by evidence (including sworn testimony at trial)...
Since you have a lease, the landlord can only evict you for cause, and upon proper notice under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161 (and, if...
If you rented a house, and it is the only unit here (e.g. there is no in-law unit), then the tenancy would normally be exempt from rent control...
You may have a defense for retaliatory eviction under Civil Code Section 1942.5, if you are being evicted for standing up for your legal rights...
60 day notices must be served in compliance with Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. Those laws allow service by various means (including certified or...