There is really no such thing as an emergency eviction. You may be able to give a termination notice for nuisance, etc., and then sue for unlawful...

If you can prove either intentional or negligent fraud, then you can either seek damages (usually measured as per Civil Code Section 3343 - not on...

Civil Code Section 1942 allows a tenant to "repair and deduct" if a requested repair is not completed within a reasonable time. There is no...

If this was an illegal unit, with no certificate of occupancy, then no rent could lawfully be charged, and you can't evict for non-payment of...

Lack of a permanent and adequate source of heat is generally a breach of the implied warranty of habitability. See e.g. Civil Code Sections...

It would normally depend on whether he was an original tenant (sometimes including a juvenile who lived there when the tenancy began), or otherwise...

You are probably OK, especially since you should have grounds to terminate without penalty under Civil Code Section 1942 and the legal doctrine of...

The lack of electricity, heat (?), etc. would be a substantial violation of habitability rights (see e.g. Civil Code Sections 1941-1941.1), and may...

Since the notice does not comply with the lease provision, it should be invalid - especially if it was not served in compliance with whatever...

I agree with Mr. Anapol, but would add that if she did not comply with Civil Code Section 1962-1962.5, you can serve her as per Civil Code Section...