Unless you have some valid legal reason to rescind (see e.g. Civil Code Section 1689) or cancel, you should have liability to the seller, who would...

It is doubtful that the bonus room can be lawfully rented as dwelling space, since it is unlikely it complies with applicable laws, and almost...

Unless the tree fell because of the landlord's negligence, it is doubtful that the landlord would be responsible for temporary living expenses...

You are normally only entitled to the fair market value of the used item - not replacement cost.

I agree with Mr. Doland, but would add that you might also be able to obtain a civil harassment restraining order under Code of Civil Procedure...

I agree with Mr. Johal, unless the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law. If it is, then you would need proper grounds to terminate - the...

Your termination rights would depend on various facts, including whether your son has ever paid rent directly to the landlord, whether your son is...

From your description, you are probably liable, and should immediately contact your insurer. Whether the insurance will apply, and whether it...

If you don't check the denial box, then you will be admitting that ALL of the allegations of the complaint are true. Review them very carefully -...

Your post seems to indicate that there is more than one renter. If so, then this should seem to be a tenancy, rather than a lodger situation - see...