San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Accepting rent for a period after the termination date of the notice normally waives the termination notice and/or creates a new tenancy. You...
If you are both co-tenants (e.g. both names on the lease, and both paying a deposit and rent to the owner), neither of you would normally have the...
The existence of the unexpired lease would be properly raised as a defense in an answer, and then adjudicated wither though a summary judgment...
First, if the landlord sought to evict because of the alleged barking (or any other alleged nuisance/breach of the lease), the landlord would have...
I suggest you start by complaining to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, the landlord will normally face fines if...
If you are month-to-month, and NOT subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord could lawfully modify/terminate your...
If you are month-to-month, and have lived there over a year, you would normally be entitled to at least 60-days written notice, served as per Civil...
You should follow the procedures laid out in Civil Code 1980 and following. Doing so reduces chances of being sued by the former tenant. If...
If the acreage is included in your tenancy, the landlord normally could not put up the new house until your tenancy terminates, or (if you are...
If the seller refuses to perform, you may be able to sue for specific performance. However, you should promptly consult a local real estate...
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