You can politely tell the manager that he/she is mistaken. Although it is hard to prove a negative, you could try to get witnesses to look at your...

If you appeal, it would not automatically stay the eviction - you would have to seek a (discretionary) stay from the court. In addition, if your...

If you were month-to-month, and only gave 20 days notice, you would normally only be liable for the extra ten days. A provision requiring you to...

If she has a valid POA, she may, indeed, have the right to evict you, unless you have an unexpired lease or some other valid defense (e.g. if your...

Renter did not pay full deposit by march 1st 2020 no leas executed due to renter did not provide deposit credit records or

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You should consult a local landlord-tenant attorney to see if any additional notices are required, and then...

How does an eviction work on commercial property How many does do they have to give you?

Unless you are holding over after the expiration of a fixed-term lease, you would be entitled to some type of written notice (see e.g. Civil Code...

Can a landlord terminate a year to year lease for no reason and only give 60 days notice to vacate?

It is hard to answer without reviewing the relevant documents. However, if you have an unexpired fixed-term lease, you would normally have the...

If the door somehow violated applicable law (e.g. for health or safety reasons), the landlord would be entitled to remove it, and to prevent you...

Can my landlord legally evict me????

If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, including AB 1482, then the landlord could only evict you for one of the specified good...

Under Civil Code Section 1954, a landlord is only allowed to enter upon proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons authorized by that law....