Do i have any recourse against my landlord?
Is it not subject to rent control because it is too new to fall under AB 1482? In any event, I would start by complaining to the local code...
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Is it not subject to rent control because it is too new to fall under AB 1482? In any event, I would start by complaining to the local code...
That does not sound like a legitimate deduction under Civil Code Section 1950.5. I suggest you sue in small claims court.
Taking away your parking might or might not have violated any local code. However, if you can prove that it was retaliatory, you should have a...
If the UD settlement didn't contain a release of claims, then you can sue the landlords, and possibly the property managers (depending on whether...
Your options would seem to be to either rescind the purchase agreement for fraud under Civil Code Section 1689, or keep the house, and seek damages...
Landlords generally can only enter on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons authorized under Civil Code Section 1954 - which do not...
If the pay or quit notice has not expired, then the landlord is obligated to accept the back rent, provided you pay the full amount lawfully...
If the flooding and related problems were not your fault, then you should be entitled to a rent reduction. There is no precise legal formula, but...
Although your post is a bit unclear, I assume you actually filed an answer to the complaint. If so, you are free to follow up with a motion for...
I don't see any legal impediment - it is up to the lender to decide whether the collateral you are offering is adequate. However, it may be...