Depending on the facts, you may be able to get out of the lease by following the procedures laid out in Civil Code Section 1946.7. You might also...

I agree with Mr. Ilmanen. However, if the landlord presses the issue (e.g. by serving a pay or quit notice), it may be most prudent to pay the $...

Unless there was something unusual in your lease, the landlord had no right to terminate it early, and you could have simply refused to...

My sympathies on your loss. Once the 3-day notice expired, the landlord would normally have no obligation to accept your rent. It is arguable...

Id the court issue a posting order? If so, you can review it to see how it required the documents to be served. However, if certainly doesn't sound...

The new owner took the property subject to the existing tenancies, and any applicable rent/eviction control laws (e.g. AB 1482). Any evictions...

If he does not move out as scheduled, you can pursue whatever remedies the stipulation provides - usually bringing an ex parte application to have...

Most leases have a clause saying that the tenancy will go month-to-month after the lease expires, unless either side serves a timely termination...

Your post is a bit confusing - was there a signed settlement, or a settlement read into the record at a judicially-supervised settlement...

If your tenancy is subject to a rent/eviction control law, that may restrict the ability of the landlord to make this kind of unilateral change,...