Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

I am assuming that you meant that the mall or the city determined that unit was NOT compliant...and you were prevented from operating your kiosk. As you your ability to file in small claims court against the mall, yes, you can alwasy "file the complaint" but whether you will win or not will depend upon the evidence of actual negligence. As to suing the government, you will need to follow their "administrative guidelines". As to filing against a business in another state, the question will be answered on the small claims document as to residency or "offense" occuring in the jurisdiction. I may suggest that you obtain the NOLO book on "How to win in Small Claims Court" and then select an attorney to assist you in evaluating and preparing the case.

By Grace...

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