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Posted by Anna on April 07, 1999 at 08:49:07:

In Reply to: Overnight guest clause in California contract.... Legal? posted by Scott on April 06, 1999 at 20:41:39:

: I'm a student in central California and am about to rent an apartment with several friends. In the rental contract from the place we're planning on staying, there's a clause stating that "No overnight guests are allowed". Is this legal? Unfortunately, there's nothing mentioned in the resources on tenant.net for California pertaining to this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

: Thanks
: Scott

Look what I found by typing in "California tenant landlord" in an internet search engine: hint: put the state in FIRST, there were 1083990 matches.

http://www.nolo.com/item/CTEN.HTML
For over 20 years, this book has been the definitive guide to asserting your rights as a
California tenant. This revised and updated 13th edition covers new laws and court cases
regarding discrimination and includes new sections on a landlord's liability for crime on the
rental premises and environmental hazard

• NOLO: Tenants Rights (California Edition)

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: Look what I found by typing in "California tenant landlord" in an internet search engine: hint: put the state in FIRST, there were 1083990 matches. 
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:          For over 20 years, this book has been the definitive guide to asserting your rights as a
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:          regarding discrimination and includes new sections on a landlord's liability for crime on the
:          rental premises and environmental hazard


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