Can a landlord be sued for renting a house with unpermitted additions?
California case law clearly holds that a landlord is not entitled to charge rent for an illegal unit. See Carter v. Cohen (2010) 188 Cal. App. 4th...
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California case law clearly holds that a landlord is not entitled to charge rent for an illegal unit. See Carter v. Cohen (2010) 188 Cal. App. 4th...
If you broke your lease, the landlord is entitled to damages as provided by either Civil Code Section 1951.2 or 1951.4 (depending on the language...
Unless your tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord doesn't need a reason to evict you. If you are...
Generally speaking, the new owner takes the property subject to all valid existing leases. There can be exceptions, such as if there was a...
Guest, occupancy, and subleasing restrictions are generally enforceable. You might have a valid waiver/estoppel argument with respect to your...
If you were/are occupying the property with the consent of the owner, and have done nothing to put the owner on notice that you were/are somehow...
If you did not timely and fully comply with the 3-day pay or quit notice, and the landlord did not somehow waive or withdraw that notice (e.g. by...
The California Supreme Court has ruled that if you are late in accounting for the security deposit, you technically forfeit the right to take...
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The presence of rats violates various health and safety codes, and the implied warranty of habitability. See e.g. Civil Code Sections...