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CAN THE LANDLORD STILL ENFORCE THE WRIT OF POSESSION IF THE JUDGE VACATED THE DEFAULT AND THE DEFAULT JUDGMENT?
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Answered on December 27, 2017
No, the landlord cannot do so. The writ is not enforceable. Basically, the landlord used "self-help" to move you out. Landlords who effectively...
Landlord violated CA Civil Code 1950.5(f)(1). Fair Housing advised I can sue for $3,100. What is the reference for that fine?
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Answered on December 27, 2017
California Civil Code section 1950.5(l) provides:
"(l) The bad faith claim or retention by a landlord or the landlord’s successors in interest of...
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Can I still file my motion if I forgot the reservation ID and the 21 day mailind deadline was today??
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Answered on December 27, 2017
You could still file your motion tomorrow if you have the motion personally served on all other parties. You just need to file the motion and have...
What form do I need to file to respond to a summons to small claims court?
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Answered on December 27, 2017
Are you sure you were served with a summons in small claims court? Unless you are filing a Defendant's Claim, it is not necessary to respond to...
What happens if the plaintiff never files proof of service with the courts in small claims? Can I use this in my appeal?
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Answered on December 27, 2017
It doesn't matter whether the plaintiff filed the proof of service because you waived defective service by appearing at the trial. If/when you...
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Do you prepare instructions for the judge for trial on equitable claims?
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Answered on December 27, 2017
No, there are no jury instructions for the judge. Jury instructions are only needed for the legal claims. You mention your equitable claims in...
Is it possible to serve papers to commercial mail boxes owners/associates?
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Answered on December 27, 2017
If a defendant uses a private mail box service (such as the UPS Store) as the defendant's "usual place of business", a process server can legally...
If the Appellant decides to waive oral argument, can the Respondent still argue?
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Answered on December 27, 2017
Yes, the Respondent can still request oral argument, and if so, you will be expected to be present during oral argument (although you can be...
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What is the legal threshold at which someone is considered a vexatious litigant in California?
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Answered on December 27, 2017
As defined by California Code of Civil Procedure section 391(b)(1), a "vexatious litigant" means a person who, in the immediately preceding...
Opposing counsel lied on a CCP § 430.41(a)(2) declaration to try and force a 30-day extension of his time to respond. Recourse?
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Answered on December 23, 2017
There is no recourse under the current Code of Civil Procedure section 430.41 as drafted and enacted. Even if you obtained entry of default, the...
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