Can I remove the tenants belongs if the tenant no longer lives there?
Since she has not formally surrendered possession, you need to terminate her tenancy in order to either re-rent the unit, or dispose of her...
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Since she has not formally surrendered possession, you need to terminate her tenancy in order to either re-rent the unit, or dispose of her...
If you gave proper notice, you should not be responsible for rent, etc. accruing after the termination date of your notice. Schmitt v. Felix (1958)...
If you are no longer in possession, the landlord should not sue you for unlawful detainer. However, if he unlawfully does so, you must still timely...
If you have an unexpired fixed-term lease, the landlord normally can't change any terms until the lease expires. You may wish to seek help from...
Under the facts described, you would normally be entitled to at least 60 days notice - see Civil Code Section 827. The permissible amount of the...
Assuming you are month-to-month, you would normally be entitled to at least 30 days written notice under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1 (or...
I agree with Mr. Kane that you should hire a landlord-tenant attorney to proactively contact the landlord. Probably the easiest way out would be...
You will continue to owe rent to the landlord's estate, and presumably will eventually be contacted by a personal representative of the estate (or...
Some of the items do not seem authorized under the operative statute, which is Civil Code Section 1950.5. However, if you sued in small claims...
Unfortunately, unless there is some manner of agreement waiving that right, any co-owner has the right to force the property to be sold, by filing...