Civil Code Section 1954 allow a landlord (on proper notice) to access the unit for various specified reasons, including to show it to potential...

From your description, you should have grounds under Civil Code Section 1689 to rescind the lease for fraud/failure of consideration, and (if you...

Since the son was presumably acting as the agent of the owner, the owner would normally be deemed to know what the son knew. See Civil Code Section...

Unless the lease, or some other agreement, makes you responsible for this expense, then no. You may want to have an attorney go over the documents...

You can check, but I believe DMV can't provide you addresses, etc.unless you have claims actually related to the use of a car (e.g. car accident)....

It sounds like you have ample grounds to rescind the lease for fraud as per Civil Code Section 1689, and seek compensation under Civil Code Section...

Perhaps you overlooked the portion of the rule which says "Unless otherwise ordered..." In this case, the Judge apparently opted to speed...

You are not responsible for ordinary wear and tear. Moreover, depending on the length of the tenancy, the paint job might have been amortized...

Depending on the facts (including whether the landlord made the disclosures required under Civil Code Section 1962 and following), you may be able...

You are not responsible for ordinary wear and tear, and the charges seem excessive anyhow. I suggest you sue in small claims court under Civil...