Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California
Approximately 5 years ago I rented a house, I explained to the owner that I would receive a settlement in December of 2006. She agreed to float the rent til then. However, in November 2006 she evicted, but would not allow me to take my possessions which outside of furniture, clothes, 250 cd's, 900 movies dvd's and VHS, collectibles art, computer, Bose radio, clothes and shoes. Also, she kept my baby pictures, social security card, high school diploma, tax correspondence, and my citizenship certificate which cost me $900 to replace. I've written several times to her, but she never responds.
3 Answers from Attorneys
It appears to be too late to do anything within the legal system to recover your property or monetary damages, unless she gave you assurances within the statutory limits that she would return your property.
Like Toby Keith said, it's a little too late. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOd2NuHgwew
You snooze, you lose. Cal. Civil Code � 3527.
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