Summary
California Civil Code Section 1812.10 regulates dance studio contracts, requiring specific disclosures and allowing cancellations. Section 2984.4 governs motor vehicle sales, detailing buyer and seller rights in conditional sale contracts. A landlord disrupting a tenants peaceful enjoyment breaches the covenant of quiet enjoyment. To claim lost wages in court, file a lawsuit with evidence of loss and causation. For a conversion claim, outline the unauthorized taking of property or services, citing California Civil Code § 3336.Full Conversation
and what code is *.*
California Civil Code Section *.* pertains to the sale of motor vehicles. Here are the key points:
- It covers the rights and obligations of the buyer and seller in a conditional sale contract for a motor vehicle.
- Specifies required disclosures in the contract.
- Outlines the consequences of default and rights to repossession.
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what is it called when a landlord disrupts peaceful enjoyment of a unit
When a landlord disrupts the peaceful enjoyment of a rental unit, it is called a "breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment." In California, tenants have the right to quiet enjoyment, and landlords must not interfere with this right.
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how do I ask a court to cover loss of wages
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To request a court to cover loss of wages, you would generally need to:
- File a lawsuit or claim.
- Provide evidence of your lost wages (e.g., pay stubs, employer statements).
- Demonstrate how the defendant's actions directly caused your loss.
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How to ask a court for loss of wages as a form of relief in a cause of action
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To ask a court for loss of wages as a form of relief in a cause of action in California, you should:
- Include a claim for lost wages in your complaint.
- Provide documentation (pay stubs, employer statements) showing your wages.
- Demonstrate the defendant's actions caused your wage loss.
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I need an example of the proper format for a cause of action in California civil court for conversion with California civil codes and statutes to back up a claim that states the landlord took property and labor by a tenant with failing to deduct or pay for the goods or services.
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Sure, here's an example format for a cause of action for conversion in a California civil court:
Complaint for Conversion
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Landlord's Name]
Cause of Action: Conversion
*. Parties
- Plaintiff, [Your Name], is a resident of [Your City], California.
- Defendant, [Landlord's Name], is a landlord operating in [Landlord's City], California.
*. General Allegations
- Plaintiff was a tenant at Defendant's property located at [Property Address].
- Plaintiff provided certain goods and services to the Defendant, including but not limited to [describe goods and services].
*. Facts Supporting Conversion Claim
- On [specific date(s)], Plaintiff provided the following goods and services: [list goods and services].
- Defendant failed to compensate Plaintiff for these goods and services or deduct these from Plaintiff's rent, constituting an unauthorized taking.
- Defendant's actions were intentional and without Plaintiff's consent.
*. Legal Basis
- Under California Civil Code § *, a person who wrongfully takes or retains another's property can be held liable for conversion.
- Plaintiff has a possessory interest in the goods and services provided.
- Defendant's actions deprived Plaintiff of the benefits and value of the goods and services.
*. Damages
- As a direct and proximate result of Defendant's conversion, Plaintiff has suffered damages in the amount of $[amount].
- Plaintiff seeks compensatory damages for the value of the goods and services provided, plus interest and costs of suit.
*. Prayer for Relief
- Plaintiff prays for judgment against Defendant as follows:
- For compensatory damages in the amount of $[amount].
- For interest at the legal rate.
- For costs of suit incurred herein.
- For such other and further relief as the court deems just and proper.
Dated: [Date]
[Your Name]
Plaintiff in Pro Per
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