Can I sue for my security deposit back, when I found out just now, years later that my deposit was never transferred?
Yes, see Civil Code section 1950.5(h)(1)-(2) for the location of your answer. Both are liable, sue them both.
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Yes, see Civil Code section 1950.5(h)(1)-(2) for the location of your answer. Both are liable, sue them both.
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Forgive my vitriol, but you are complaining about the results (the fuse going out) of an act (plugging in too many items) that you performed and...
As a defendant, you are not in the driver's seat. The answers you got are what the landlord is stuck with in court. A status conference is set to...
EJ-130 -writ of possession. You'll also need sheriff's instructions and may have to also file an application for the writ as well.
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There is no question here. If you're asking about the notice of belief of abandonment of real property or personal property, that notice is mailed...
I'd call 911 and report it as stolen myself