In California after tenants been evicted can they be arrested if they return to property?
Under some circumstances, yes. However, if they return to the building as guests of existing tenants, then your rights would be more limited,...
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Under some circumstances, yes. However, if they return to the building as guests of existing tenants, then your rights would be more limited,...
If you paid rent directly to the landlord, or were otherwise recognized by the landlord as a tenant, then you would have co-occupancy rights to the...
Under Civil Code Section 1954, a landlord is only allowed to access the unit upon proper notice, and for certain very limited reasons, such as...
Generally no. Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161 sets a one year limit. However, the landlord is free to bring a separate breach of contract...
I am re-posting this under probate. My guess is that if there was no will, you'd have to open a probate proceeding, have an administrator...
I would assume that you had some notice from the HOA or otherwise about this renovation project before she signed the lease. If you didn't make...
A residential landlord's right of access is strictly limited by Civil Code Section 1954, which only authorizes non-consensual entries upon proper...
If your unit was separate, then there should have been a separate written termination notice for that unit, served in accordance with Civil Code...
If the plaintiff dismissed, and you filed a timely cost memorandum, the court clerk should automatically add the costs to the judgment after the...
Based on what you have said, due to the landlords' fraud, and failure to provide promised amenities, you had the right to rescind the contract...