Can my tenant leave without 30 days notice?
You are entitled to at least 30 days notice. If it wasn't provided, your remedy would normally be as per Civil Code Section 1951.2. Make sure to...
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You are entitled to at least 30 days notice. If it wasn't provided, your remedy would normally be as per Civil Code Section 1951.2. Make sure to...
By its own terms, the absence of the signed guaranty gives the ;landlord the option to cancel. Since the guaranty is for the landlord's benefit,...
If I understand correctly, the tenant already paid rent for the stated lease term, and the dispute is about whether he had an enforceable option to...
I generally agree with Mr. Doland. Even if you filed a successful motion to quash service of summons, the landlord could simply serve you again -...
I agree with Mr. Kane, and would add that if you dismiss your claim without prejudice, you should be able to re-file anytime before the statute of...
That sounds excessive. If you can't work it out, I suggest suing in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5, and let the judge decide...
If the tenancy is subject to eviction control laws, then her failure to comply with her notice may not give you adequate grounds to evict...
The local police will often intervene in the event of an illegal lockout. You would also have a host of legal remedies, including for violations...
The landlord's access rights are restricted by Civil Code Section 1954. Violations may be actionable, including under Civil Code Section...
Even if your name was not on the lease, you may have the right to stay if the landlord accepted rent directly from you, or otherwise recognized you...