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Posted by Andy on August 15, 2000 at 12:14:22:

I have lived in this Appt from 1997 to the present date (North Hills CA). And I have this packet of info (Renter's Rights)that states that the landlord can only increase the rent "If you have a lease your landlord can not raise your rent unless there is a provision for this in the lease agreement. (Sec.827 of CC)" If this is the case there is no provision for this in my lease agreement.
Please if someone knows a litttle bit more about this matter. Please do send it. It would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerly,
Andy

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: I have lived in this Appt from 1997 to the present date (North Hills CA).  And I have this packet of info (Renter's Rights)that states that the landlord can only increase the rent "If you have a lease your landlord can not raise your rent unless there is a provision for this in the lease agreement. (Sec.827 of CC)"  If this is the case there is no provision for this in my lease agreement.
: Please if someone knows a litttle bit more about this matter.  Please do send it.  It would be greatly appreciated.
: Sincerly,
: Andy


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