The correct procedure would largely depend on the terms of the arrangement. If he paid the gas and electric, he might be able to claim that he was...

If you have decided to contest the eviction by filing an answer, then you should plead any defenses which you believe may be applicable, including...

It sounds like you should at least receive an appropriate rent credit for the delay. If the landlord is not willing to pay something you consider...

If your tenancy is not subject to a rent/eviction control law (unclear from your post), then the landlord would be free to make this demand if you...

The statute of limitations is generally 2 years for breach of an oral contract, and 4 years for breach of a written contract. Late fees are...

If you dispute deductions taken from your security deposit, you can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5. The fact that the...

Your potential rights will depend on the type of arrangement you negotiated, whether that was tenant, guest, a joint venture to purchase the...

If the presence of the hydrant was not disclosed, you may be able to rescind the contract under Civil Code Section 1689 or other applicable law. I...

There is no particular wording requirement for saying no, but it would be prudent to do so by some provable means, such as text or email. Something...

If you were properly served with the summons/complaint, you MUST timely file an appropriate response with the court (e.g. Judicial Council form...