Do I need to send a 30 day notice to my Landlord at the end of my yearly lease in California?
Unless your fixed-term lease has some manner of automatic renewal/extension provision (as many do), then you technically don't need to give notice....
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Unless your fixed-term lease has some manner of automatic renewal/extension provision (as many do), then you technically don't need to give notice....
You may wish to review Civil Code Section 1941-1941.1 and the derivative case law. As one treatise explains: [3:1] Nature of Implied Warranty...
You would normally have no such obligation. Any month-to-month co-tenant can terminate on proper written notice - without the consent of the...
I am sorry you are experiencing this. You may well have the right to terminate under Civil Code Section 1946.7. Even without that law, any...
I agree with Mr. Cone, but would add that your mother would presumably have claims against your father for breach of contract, etc. - assuming that...
You might have potential claims, including under Business and Professions Code Sections 17200 and/or 17500. However, those laws normally require...
You may well have the right to amend at trial under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1173. However, if the tenancy is subject to an eviction control...
If you were month-to-month at the time you departed, you were entitled to terminate on proper written notice. If you didn't give that notice,...
If your tenancy is subject to LA's RSO, or another eviction control law, your landlord could only lawfully terminate you for one of the authorized...
The first question is whether the purpose of the entry/spraying is permitted under Civil Code Section 1954. If not, then you would be justified in...