How is the prevailing party determined with multiple causes of action for the purposes of costs?
In California, the “prevailing party” is entitled as a matter of right to recover costs of suit in any action or proceeding. (Code Civ. Proc., §...
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In California, the “prevailing party” is entitled as a matter of right to recover costs of suit in any action or proceeding. (Code Civ. Proc., §...
No, the landlord is not required to keep the same lease terms when finding a replacement tenant. You are contractually obligated to pay the rent...
If the landlord is represented by an attorney, the landlord's attorney can sign the complaint for unlawful detainer. However, the landlord...
No, you may not. By filing an Answer to Complaint as well as the Opposition to MSJ, you have already consented to personal jurisdiction by making...
Your post does not indicate the defendant's form of entity. If the entity is a corporation or a limited liability company (LLC), it is best to...
No, service of a 30 day notice to vacate would not be legally effective in California for purposes of an unlawful detainer (eviction) lawsuit if...
If you only sued the corporation as a defendant in your lawsuit, the filing of bankruptcy petitions by the individuals who own the corporation does...
Yes, absolutely. If you signed a two year lease, you are contractually obligated to pay rent for the remainder of the lease term. Even so,...
If default is already entered against the suspended corporation, you cannot propound discovery to the suspended corporation (and likewise cannot...
If your case is a limited jurisdiction case, you cannot use DISC-001 Form Interrogatories-General to ask Form Interrogatory No. 17.1 because they...