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What is my legal standing if i've been leasing a business property for 21 years in CA? Can my landlord terminate the lease at any time?
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Read More Answered By: Chris Johnson |
Re: Business The answer depends on the terms of your lease. If there's no written contract, you're most likely on a month-to-month lease, which can usually be terminated by the landlord with 30 days' notice to you. |
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