San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
If you want to inspect documents, you would propound a request for inspection under CCP 2031.010 and following-interrogatories do not require the...
There is no "cooling off" period for leases, so you are stuck with it, unless there is some valid legal reason to get out of it. If material...
It would be necessary to review the exact lease language, but it may be arguable that this provision is a contractual penalty, which would normally...
The failure to obtain permits could help establish negligence, under a doctrine called negligence per se. However, it would still be necessary to...
Civil Code Section 1950.5 is the law generally governing security deposits for residential tenancies, and Section 1950.5(g) seems to contemplate...
The requirements for a 3-day notice are generally covered by Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161. In cities that have rent control/eviction...
You should complain to whatever local agency has jurisdiction over health or safety code issues in residential rental properties. In most cities,...
Civil Code Section 1942 lays out the circumstances under which a tenant may "repair and deduct." Among other things, it requires that the landlord...
In addition to what the other attorneys said, if (as your post seems to suggest) some order or notice of violation was issued by a city inspector...
Since the deed was to you and your sister, the other family members would have to prove that you were basically holding the property in trust. If...
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