Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

What do you do when you loose an unlawful detainer. landlord in violation of city and state housing codes

Asked on 1/13/12, 9:44 am

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You move out, either voluntarily or when the sheriff shows up. Your chance to defend based on code violations was in the unlawful detainer trial.

Answered on 1/13/12, 3:51 pm

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