Add to ORKGThis article reviews what landlords can and can’t do when confronted with an abandoned tenant in California, including considerations of CC 1951.2, security deposits and the impact of the CC 1950.7 mandates to return return the unused part of a security deposit—even when the damages may exceed the security deposit
Historically, tenants could be evicted when their actions put them “at-fault.” Grounds for “at-fault...
The traditional law of leases imposed no duty on landlords to mitigate damages in the event of tenan...
When it decided Matter of Spanish Peaks Holdings II, LLC, the Ninth Circuit exposed a major loophole...
This article discusses two California Court of Appeal cases where tenants lost actions against credi...
This article discusses a California case where the landlord was held liable for property damage ...
This article discusses a California case which held that in an unlawful detainer action, a landl...
This article discusses a California case where a landlord was entitled to fully draw down on a tenan...
This article discusses and analyzes a California Supreme Court case which held that restitution ...
This article discusses a California case which held that a commercial landlord may recover from ...
This article discusses a California case where the recovered from the current landlord for overc...
Defendant-tenant notified plaintiff-landlord that he intended to vacate the space leased for his dru...
The past half century has seen sweeping changes to the legal regime applicable to the landlord-tenan...
The past half century has seen sweeping changes to the legal regime applicable to the landlord-tenan...
The article discusses a landlord's options when reluctant to accept a tenant's wish to vacate the pr...
This paper reviews critically the current state of English Landlord and Tenant Law in relation to th...
Historically, tenants could be evicted when their actions put them “at-fault.” Grounds for “at-fault...
The traditional law of leases imposed no duty on landlords to mitigate damages in the event of tenan...
When it decided Matter of Spanish Peaks Holdings II, LLC, the Ninth Circuit exposed a major loophole...
This article discusses two California Court of Appeal cases where tenants lost actions against credi...
This article discusses a California case where the landlord was held liable for property damage ...
This article discusses a California case which held that in an unlawful detainer action, a landl...
This article discusses a California case where a landlord was entitled to fully draw down on a tenan...
This article discusses and analyzes a California Supreme Court case which held that restitution ...
This article discusses a California case which held that a commercial landlord may recover from ...
This article discusses a California case where the recovered from the current landlord for overc...
Defendant-tenant notified plaintiff-landlord that he intended to vacate the space leased for his dru...
The past half century has seen sweeping changes to the legal regime applicable to the landlord-tenan...
The past half century has seen sweeping changes to the legal regime applicable to the landlord-tenan...
The article discusses a landlord's options when reluctant to accept a tenant's wish to vacate the pr...
This paper reviews critically the current state of English Landlord and Tenant Law in relation to th...
Historically, tenants could be evicted when their actions put them “at-fault.” Grounds for “at-fault...
The traditional law of leases imposed no duty on landlords to mitigate damages in the event of tenan...
When it decided Matter of Spanish Peaks Holdings II, LLC, the Ninth Circuit exposed a major loophole...