Can I sue my apartment complex for repeated false fire alarms?
Possibly for nuisance, and violation of your quiet enjoyment rights.You would have the burden of proof, and it seems doubtful that a judge/jury...
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Possibly for nuisance, and violation of your quiet enjoyment rights.You would have the burden of proof, and it seems doubtful that a judge/jury...
I agree with Mr. Tanner, but would add that even after the 21 days, the landlord can seek compensation by means other than deductions, including by...
I would assume the new owner wants an estoppel certificate. Unless the rental agreement requires the tenant to provide one, there is normally no...
Unless you are somehow entitled to stay (e.g. because of AB 1482), the landlord can impose any lawful conditions on giving you an extension,...
The new owner is bound by the consent to subleasing made by the former owner. In addition, there would be defenses of waiver/estoppel based on...
Unless there is something in your sublease which forbids you from interacting with the neighbors, the master tenant has no right to forbid it. Not...
Regardless of what anyone signs (see Civil Code Section 1953), the landlord must comply with Civil Code Section 1954, and can only enter upon...
The landlord can't obtain a default unless you have been properly served with the unlawful detainer, and then don't timely file a response with the...
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If you had an unexpired fixed-term lease, and the ex-roommates did not pay their share, you can sue them for breach of contract in small claims...
Unless the deposit is characterized as last month's rent (as opposed to security deposit), the tenant has no right to do that without your consent,...