Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Rented Appartment in fire - explain implications
My rental apartment was in fire on Sep-09-00, I don�t have renter�s insurance. Am I covered anyway through the property insurance or landlord, Because the cause of the fire is UN-known.

1. Do I need to collect any kind of fire report from the city, or the landlord insurance company?
2. Right now the apartment is not in living condition, So I am staying in One bedroom.(same complex) Because they don�t have any 2 bedroom.
3. If I move out from 2 bedroom, can I get my rent back?

I really appreciate your help on this.

Asked on 9/13/00, 7:20 pm

Ken Koury Kenneth P. Koury, Esq.

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Re: Rented Appartment in fire - explain implications

You are not covered by the landlords insurance. You do have grounds to move out and get some rent back.

Answered on 10/16/00, 3:04 pm

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