Is 6 months too late to send a demand for deposit letter to a landlord?
There is a statute of limitations, but it would be 3-4 years, depending on whether the claim is viewed as an action based on a statutory obligation...
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There is a statute of limitations, but it would be 3-4 years, depending on whether the claim is viewed as an action based on a statutory obligation...
It may or may not be legal. The city records should indicate the permit history, whether it was ever legally a 2 unit building, etc. If your...
In addition to whatever the fire department is doing, you could report the situation to the local code enforcement agency. They will usually send...
If you were paying rent, you would normally be a tenant-regardless of whether there was any manner of formal rental agreement (an oral tenancy...
You should complain to the gas company and to the local code enforcement agency. Retaliation by the landlord would be illegal and actionable under...
Unless the landlord is somehow responsible for the leak-which you would have to prove-the landlord would usually have little or no liability to...
If you are a rent-controlled tenant, then the landlord can only evict you for one of the reasons specified in Section 37.9 of the SF rent control...
Once a unit is rented, Civil Code Section 1954 only allows the landlord to enter on proper notice, and for very limited purposes-including to make...
California law generally does not require landlords to pay any relocation benefits if they terminate a tenancy. Some cities that have rent...
If you don't oppose the amendment, you don't have to do anything. And it may be wiser to leave it alone, because opposing the motion would...
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