Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
eviction
my request for accomendations for a persons with a disability was denied without prejudice but stated that i can move for relief from judgement in this case what does this mean and how do i do this
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: eviction
I think you have to be clearer in what happened. On what basis were you evicted, what did you raise as a defense, what did the court decide exactly, what happened to the lawsuit [judgment issue, case dismisssed, etc.].
Re: eviction
Simply put, "without prejudice" means the case is still open.
Your statement is not very clear, and I guess that you are disabled, which has something to do with an eviction.
The judge is permitting you to reopen a case you lost (Judgment), and reargue with additional facts.
You haven't given me any other facts, so that is about as far as I can go.
Go to your local law library for help with the necessary forms, or go to this website to ask a law librarian's help.http://www.247ref.org/portal/access_law3.cfm
Good luck!
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