maryjanebarger
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I have 4 questions regarding an eviction. My daughter attends college in the Los Angeles, CA area. She started renting a house with 2 other students this past Aug., 2013. One student's dad is the leaseholder but does not live there. My daughter had a party where two friends of friends got together in the dad's daughter's room and had inner course. My daughter has verbally been given a 30-day eviction notice for not watching over her guests. The month-to-month rent has been paid in full.
Question 1: Can the dad (leaseholder) truly evict my daughter, a tenant?
I have argued the unfairness in this matter. The dad is angry for me questioning his actions and for adding factual information to the events that have taken place. He is now being retaliatory and a bully. Out of anger towards me, the dad is threatening to change it to a 3-day notice.
Question 2: Can he do that?
The 30-day notice was sent to my husband and me probably because we pay the rent. It has not been given to my daughter.
Question 3: Is this a legal form of eviction?
The 30-day notice states that my daughter is being evicted based on "breaking the least agreement". The dad refuses to send us the lease agreement that he has with the owner. We suspect it is because his daughter is paying less in rent or other reason.
Question 4: Does my daughter have the right to remain in the house until she is given a copy of the lease agreement?
Question 1: Can the dad (leaseholder) truly evict my daughter, a tenant?
I have argued the unfairness in this matter. The dad is angry for me questioning his actions and for adding factual information to the events that have taken place. He is now being retaliatory and a bully. Out of anger towards me, the dad is threatening to change it to a 3-day notice.
Question 2: Can he do that?
The 30-day notice was sent to my husband and me probably because we pay the rent. It has not been given to my daughter.
Question 3: Is this a legal form of eviction?
The 30-day notice states that my daughter is being evicted based on "breaking the least agreement". The dad refuses to send us the lease agreement that he has with the owner. We suspect it is because his daughter is paying less in rent or other reason.
Question 4: Does my daughter have the right to remain in the house until she is given a copy of the lease agreement?
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