Government
Oct. 5, 2007
L.A. Council Drops Appeal in Low-Income Housing Case
The Los Angeles City Council has voted to ignore the advice of City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo and will not appeal a court ruling in favor of nearly 100 tenants evicted from low-income apartments two years ago.
By Peter B. Matuszak
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Los Angeles City Council has voted to ignore the advice of City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo and not appeal a court ruling in favor of nearly 100 tenants evicted from rent-controlled apartments two years ago.
The owner of Lincoln Place Apartments, Apartment Investment and Management Co. of Denver, has stated that it will appeal the c...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Los Angeles City Council has voted to ignore the advice of City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo and not appeal a court ruling in favor of nearly 100 tenants evicted from rent-controlled apartments two years ago.
The owner of Lincoln Place Apartments, Apartment Investment and Management Co. of Denver, has stated that it will appeal the c...
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