GRANT DEED, WHAT EXACTLY IS THIS?
It probably means the house was sold on the date indicated. Has the landlord accepted February and/or March rent? If so, that would usually...
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It probably means the house was sold on the date indicated. Has the landlord accepted February and/or March rent? If so, that would usually...
The pendency of the 1st UD may provide grounds to file a demurrer, and seek abatement of the 2nd UD. However, it would not invalidate the 2nd UD,...
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You will have to meet your burden of proof whether or not the landlord shows up, and (depending on the facts) the judge has a fair amount of...
The covenant is implied into all residential rental agreements - see Civil Code Section 1927 and the derivative case law.
That depends on the term of the settlement agreement you negotiated, and whether the agreement was reduced to a legally-enforceable form. If...
I am re-posting this under family law. If you have proof of harassment, threats, etc., you may have grounds to seek a DVRO, and a family law...
The only thing I would add to Mr. Kane's excellent answer is that the statute of limitations for pursuing such a claim would normally be 3-4 years,...
I suggest you complain to the local code enforcement agency. They will inspect it at no charge, and may very well order the landlord to fix it.
If they accepted rent from you (was the check cashed?), that would normally create a tenancy, even if your name is not on the lease. In any...
Looking at the merits, if there is any evidence (e.g. from former tenants) that there had previously been roach issues, there could be viable...