How can I sue my landlord I know I have a case
Have you complained to code enforcement? If not, you should promptly do so. In most cities, the agency will send out an inspector, who will...
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Have you complained to code enforcement? If not, you should promptly do so. In most cities, the agency will send out an inspector, who will...
You are certainly at least a month-to-month tenant if the landlord has been accepting rent from you for a year. Because the landlord did not...
The landlord is required to provide adequate heat under applicable law, including the implied warranty of habitability, and Civil Code Sections...
Under Civil Code Section 1624(a)(3), leases for a period LONGER than a year must be in writing. Therefore, a one year lease need not be in writing...
Generally speaking, a landlord has the right to terminate a month-to-month tenancy upon proper notice under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, and...
You should promptly talk to a probate attorney to figure this all out, including your ownership rights with respect to the house. It is possible...
It is hard to say without reading the entire lease. I agree that the provision you quoted seems rather vague, but many leases also restrict how...
If you left personal property behind, the landlord can deal with it as provided by Civil Code Section 1980 and following, including requiring you...
It is hard to give a precise answer without seeing the documentation. However, the Civil Code and applicable case law provide protection against...
If the owner accepted rent for a period beyond the date of whatever eviction notice he gave (even assuming the notice was valid), this would...