I agree with Mr. Moss, and would add that if there was fraud (via nondisclosure), then another option may be to rescind the purchase under Civil...

Changing your mind normally does not give you grounds to get out of a sales contract, and the buyer would usually have the right to sue you for...

I agree with Mr. Moss, and would add that this situation is addressed in Felix v. Schmitt (1958) 157 Cal.App.2d 642.

Unless you have an unexpired tenancy, or have some type of ownership interest in the property (e.g. though some will or trust), then you would...

Unless you have an unexpired tenancy, or have some type of ownership interest in the property (e.g. though some will or trust), then you would...

You may well have grounds to terminate under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the legal doctrine of constructive eviction, and/or to rescind the...

Most complaints name "Doe" defendants. If so, you should be able to file papers by saying something like: "John Smith, sued herein as "Doe 1." I...

Your rights largely depend on whether the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482). If so, you can only terminate for one...

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Unless the landlord has legal grounds to terminate (e.g. for non-payment of rent), the landlord is bound by the lease until it expires. Once the...

Have you checked with your insurer? It might be covered...