My landlord is seeking to evict me because I refused to a random inspection can he do that?
This seems to be a duplicate posting, which I already answered. The landlord's access rights are limited by Civil Code Section 1954, and...
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This seems to be a duplicate posting, which I already answered. The landlord's access rights are limited by Civil Code Section 1954, and...
Generally speaking, no court order is binding upon you unless/until you have been given proper notice of that order - usually by serving you a...
You are correct that Civil Code Section 1954 only allows inspections on proper notice (which do not include texts), and for one of the limited...
Depending on the facts (e.g. whether the landlady was an agent for the owner, and whether the owner had notice of the habitability breaches), they...
If the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482 or AB 3088), or an eviction moratorium law, the owner may at least have to defer...
If the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482 or AB 3088), or an eviction moratorium law, the termination notice may be...
If the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (such as AB 1482 or AB 3088) and/or an eviction moratorium law, she may not have the right to...
The sale would not automatically terminate your tenancy, and the new owner would take the property subject to your tenancy and rights. You would...
Any new owner - including via inheritance - takes the property subject to existing tenant rights, leases, etc. Assuming that the relative has...
You should promptly hire a local landlord-tenant attorney to see if you have any legal grounds for bringing a motion to vacate the stipulation, and...