How long can a tenant delay a home inspection?
I generally agree with Mr. Kane, but would add that Civil Code Section 1954 only allows a landlord to enter for certain specific reasons, which do...
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I generally agree with Mr. Kane, but would add that Civil Code Section 1954 only allows a landlord to enter for certain specific reasons, which do...
If you pay rent, that would normally make you a tenant or lodger. If so, you should be entitled to appropriate written notice - probably under...
A preliminary injunction is a pre-trial remedy, rather than a cause of action. Consequently, you may seek it it any lawsuit which supports that...
I believe you are thinking of Civil Code Section 1947.3, which does not seem to apply. If it does not, and the notice didn't comply with Code of...
Late fees are generally unenforceable in residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7. In addition, I think you have...
Unless they somehow waived or withdrew the 3-day notice (which seems doubtful from the facts described), they could proceed directly with a lawsuit...
I agree with Mr. Tokar, but would add that the landlord is prohibited against retaliating against you (see Civil Code Section 1942.5), and that it...
I agree with Mr. Doland, but would add that a power of attorney generally does not give someone the right to appear in court on your behalf. So, if...
If the landlord defintiley does not intend to do any repairs, then there would be no obvious right of entry under Civil Code Sections 1954, since...
I will re-post this under probate. However, unless the vehciles and other personal property was held in a trust, and the sister is the successor...