Can i been charge for carpet replacement after 4 years ?
It is possible, but only if you completely destroyed the carpet such that it needed to be completely replaced. Even assuming you damaged or...
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It is possible, but only if you completely destroyed the carpet such that it needed to be completely replaced. Even assuming you damaged or...
Yes, the Office of the Attorney General for the State of California does have the power and authority to bring such a lawsuit.
No. If you were served with a 60 day notice to terminate a month to month tenancy, you are obligated to pay rent for the entire 60 day period,...
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No, not for a civil lawsuit. Posting and mailing the summons and complaint is only applicable to unlawful detainer (eviction) lawsuits.
You might be missing something here. Rather than wait for a summons and complaint, you should immediately have a landlord-tenant attorney review...
Yes, but only if the lease expressly provides for late fees. Moreover, late fees must be reasonably related to the costs that a landlord faces as...
Yes, generally speaking, you are obligated to pay rent for each day that you occupy the property. If you are a month to month tenant, you must...
No. California Code of Civil Procedure section 1161(2) describes exactly what must be contained in a 3 day notice: "When he or she continues in...
No, if you do not respond to the supplemental interrogatories, you do not waive any previously timely asserted legal objections to the same...
There is no such requirement. Pursuant to California Civil Code section 1954, the landlord only needs to give 24 hours advance written notice...