Tenants rights during renovation work in SF?
Depending on the facts, you might complain to the Dept. of Building Inspection (if they cite the landlord, this may give you more legal rights -...
San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Depending on the facts, you might complain to the Dept. of Building Inspection (if they cite the landlord, this may give you more legal rights -...
You may have potential claims, especially since you gave the tenant possession. However, the best practical approach may be to enter into a mutual...
Unfortunately, it was your obligation to properly raise the defense based on the first unlawful detainer, AND to provide the court with appropriate...
You can sue under Civil Code Section 1952 for rent/damages not claimed and adjudicated in the unlawful detainer. Under the circumstances, it...
The first question is whether the in-law unit is legal. If not, he doesn't owe any rent, and can't be evicted for non-payment of rent. North 7th...
If the original landlord accepted rent directly from you, that would normally make you a co-tenant - regardless of who was named in the lease....
If the landlord does not comply with Civil Code Section 1950.5, you can sue in small claims court.
I'm not aware of any specific time period. If they don't send the check, he can sue in small claims court.
Based on the facts stated, I see no possibility of you going to jail. However, the landlord can sue you for breach of contract if you left without...
Unless your lease (which went month-to-month, as per Civil Code Section 1945) says otherwise, you should be able to terminate on 30 days written...