Is an addendum binding, if I don't agree to the terms and I'm not given a chance to sign it?
I am re-posting my response to the similar question you posted. You are not bound by an addendum you don't sign. Moreover, some of what she...
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I am re-posting my response to the similar question you posted. You are not bound by an addendum you don't sign. Moreover, some of what she...
You are not bound by an addendum you don't sign. Moreover, some of what she wants to do would probably be unenforceable anyhow, including under...
Unless the tenancy is subject to a rent control/eviction control law, then a landlord normally does not have an obligation to offer a lease...
If you are on the lease as a co-tenant, rather than a co-signer or guarantor, you should be able to terminate your co-tenancy by an appropriate...
If you want to get out of your lease, you may have grounds under Civil Code Section 1942, the legal doctrine of construction eviction, or perhaps...
If it is not in your lease, then they should only be able to add this new fee by means of a proper written notice under Civil Code Section 827. Any...
There is no bright line in Civil Code Section 1942, but I would say no. Repair and deduct would seem reasonable under the circumstances.
Unfortunately, co-tenants do not have the right to evict each other. Only the landlord has the right to evict. Since her co-tenancy was not...
Unfortunately, there is no "cooling off" period for leases or renewals. You can pay an attorney to review the documentation to see if you have...
If the landlord serves you a 3-day notice, and then tries to evict, the landlord will have the burden of proof. Eviction efforts may also be...