Illegal eviction

[el veneno]

Jurisdiction

California

In Oakland Ca, tenants suffer harassment, warranty of stability violations for years. Under deress disababled tenant signs Stipulation agreement to exit Unit in 3 months. Tenants housing voucher is terminated due to Owners failure to make repairs. Can tenant appeal to Judge for stay of Execution due to hardship?

An Attorney called and offered his services to represent defendants in an Unlawful Detained case in Oakland .ca. Defenses were a sure win. Plaintiff has continuous law violations. The attorney betrayed clients and gave opposing attorney vital information to help plaintiff. He also recommended a unworthy settlement. And he did not go to trial with clients. Under deress they signed an agreement to vacate in 3 months. Could not vacate because housing assistance was terminated due to no repairs, failed Inspections. Can defendants file Stay of Execution due to hardship and intentional malicious torts?

 

[zddoodah]

warranty of stability

Never heard of such a thing.

Can tenant appeal to Judge for stay of Execution due to hardship?

Appeal what? It sounds like you're saying a tenant was sued for unlawful detainer and eventually settled. If you're talking about appealing the settlement, no, that isn't possible.

 

[el veneno]

Never heard of such a thing.



Appeal what? It sounds like you're saying a tenant was sued for unlawful detainer and eventually settled. If you're talking about appealing the settlement, no, that isn't possible.

 

[el veneno]

Sorry. Let me clarify.....settlement agreement was signed under Duress, Undue Influences, against Public Policy and Unenforceable. Motion to Set aside Judgement under CCP 473(b) will be filed. Motion for Stay of Execution was granted.

 

[zddoodah]

Sorry. Let me clarify.....settlement agreement was signed under Duress, Undue Influences, against Public Policy and Unenforceable. Motion to Set aside Judgement under CCP 473(b) will be filed. Motion for Stay of Execution was granted.

Ok...you asked two questions in your original post, one of which is apparently now moot. As for the question about appealing something, if you're moving to set aside the judgment, then it's too early to be thinking about appealing.