Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
When can a Landlord terminate a writen ''term'' lease?
I have a written lease with my landlord for Jan 1st - Dec 31st 2008.
And I realize without actually seeing the verbiage of the lease it might be hard for you to answer this question.
But under what circumstances in San Jose can a landlord terminate a ''term'' lease agreement?
The landlord gave me a 60-day notice to terminate tenancy with no explanation and the landlord will not return my phone calls or emails.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: When can a Landlord terminate a writen ''term'' lease?
Normally a lease cannont be terminated by a 60 day notice. We would have to review your lease and notice to assist you further.
Re: When can a Landlord terminate a writen ''term'' lease?
I agree with Mr Rothman, unless the lease was a month-to-month lease, and you had already been a resident for over one year prior to this lease.
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