Unfortunately, co-tenants do not have the right to evict each other - only the landlord has the right to evict. Unless/until the co-tenant...

The new owner would normally be bound by the unexpired lease. Consequently, the new landlord can't serve a 60-day notice which would expire during...

I agree with Mr. Doland on the First Amendment issue. As I see it, the basic legal question is whether the lights are installed in a way which...

Even though you don't want to do it, calling the city or county is probably the easiest way to proceed. Other options might be to try to get out...

Get help from a local landlord-tenant attorney. The type of termination notice would depend on whether he is a tenant or a guest/licensee (which...

You should certainly be able to evict him, and may be able to get a restraining order in the meantime (since evictions can take a while). If he...

If you negligently caused a fire which damaged the unit and/or the building, the landlord would almost certainly be entitled to both keep the...

Yes, I agree that you should promptly seek help from a local landlord-tenant attorney. As for the rest of your question, if the landlord sued...

If rent is accepted after the expiration date, that should suffice Civil Code Section 1945.

It is unclear from your post whether you are the owner, a master tenant, or a co-tenant. If you and your roommate are co-tenants, you would...