Can a landlord be in breach of a stipulation?
It is hard to say without knowing more facts, and reviewing the relevant documents. However, acceptance of the payments would normally waive an...
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It is hard to say without knowing more facts, and reviewing the relevant documents. However, acceptance of the payments would normally waive an...
A 30/60 day notice must be served in compliance with Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, which don't authorize service by email. Moreover, if you have...
Assuming you are month-to-month, rent may only be raised via a proper written notice served in compliance with Civil Code Section...
Unless your lease requires payment by that method, your landlord would normally have no right to insist on payment by money order, especially if...
Landlords are generally not required to pay relocation fees, although there are exceptions, such as in some code enforcement situations, or when...
It is a written contract. Both under the terms you describe, and Civil Code Section 1945, it simply went month-to-month on the same terms after the...
Even if the old lease contained no transition provisions (which would be unusual), Civil Code Section 1945 essentially provides that you now have a...
You may well have grounds to rescind the lease (on grounds of fraud or mistake) under Civil Code Section 1689. If the landlord does not honor your...
Most (if not all) potential civil claims connected with the service of a pre-lawsuit notice would be subject to the litigation privilege codified...
The harassment, quiet enjoyment violations, etc. would give you potential affirmative claims against your relative for damages. However, I am...