Two landlords who challenged the constitutionality of how Los Angeles controls its rent argued that an intervening housing group's motion to dismiss the case should be denied.
The landlords say their claims were both timely and ripe.
The intervenor, Strategic Actions for a Just Economy, or SAJE, "theorizes that a restriction compelling a landlord to use space inside her property to amplify the city's property-rights-destroying policies does not force plaintif...
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