No. The access/egress restrictions are unreasonable, and do not even sound lawful under fire codes, etc. if there is only one exit (no fire escape,...

I suggest you start by complaining to the local code enforcement agency, which should cite the owner, and order repairs. However, if the situation...

First, I suggest that you don't accept any further rent until you talk to a local landlord-tenant attorney (which you should do ASAP), since doing...

This is not normal Civil Code Section 1954 only allows a landlord to enter on proper notice, and only for the limited reasons authorized by 1954...

Your post doesn't indicate whether you have a written rental agreement with a no subleasing clause. If not, then the tenants may well have had the...

You can't certify the cat - it has to be done by a qualified medical professional, and the standards were toughened a couple of years ago by the...

It sounds like you are a subtenant of the authorized tenant. If so, the forfeiture of the master tenancy would normally terminate your subtenancy,...

Unless some local ordinance provides otherwise, owners usually don't have a legal obligation to notify tenants if a property is put up for...

If your lease had some manner of automatic renewal provision (requiring you to give specified notice in order to avoid automatic renewal), then you...

If she is a month-to-month tenant, she must normally give proper written notice under Civil Code Section 1946, and would be liable for at least...