CCP 998 offer consequences in case no judgment is entered
If the plaintiff dismisses, the defendant automatically becomes the prevailing party for purposes of costs, and can recover those costs if he/she...
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If the plaintiff dismisses, the defendant automatically becomes the prevailing party for purposes of costs, and can recover those costs if he/she...
Service requirements for 3-day notices are laid out in Code of Civil Procedure Section 1162. The three days starts running from the date...
Under Civil Code Section 1962 and following, the owner is required to make various disclosures, including the name, address, and phone number of...
My condolences on your loss. Even if they were not on the lease, if your father and brother may still have some tenancy rights, especially if...
The statute of limitations for breach of a written contract is normally 4 years, and 2 years for breach of an oral contract. However, the statute...
Assuming your computations are right, the landlord would be legally-precluded from deducting anything from your security deposit. However, the...
Civil Code Section 1942.5(c) prohibits a landlord from retaliating against tenants who organize a tenant's union, or otherwise peacefully and...
Once a property is rented, the landlord's right of access to the property (which would include the porch, if you rented the whole house)is strictly...
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You should consult a local landlord-tenant attorney as soon as possible. Under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1005(b), your written response...
There are different statutes of limitation for the different potential causes of action you have, probably ranging 1-4 years. For example,...