Landlords who make mistakes with the 3 day notice may render the notice ineffective and cause the landlord to lose the entire unlawful detainer eviction case. Correct 3 day notices are crucial for the landlord’s eviction case. Many landlords try to save money by creating and serving the 3 day notice without the help of …
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A landlord may evict a tenant if the tenant is committing a nuisance. The landlord may base the eviction off a 3 day notice to quit, without any opportunity to cure. Nuisance is defined in Civil Code 3479 as: Anything which is injurious to health, or is indecent or offensive to the senses, or an …
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A further blow to California landlords: Tenants may litigate warranty of habitability and retaliation defenses in an Unlawful Detainer case, even if they did not check these boxes on their Answer. So long as a tenant identifies a breach of the warranty of habitability or of retaliation somewhere in their answer and discusses this at …
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The LA Superior Court issued a general order in May 2014 pertaining to unlawful detainer eviction cases. A copy of the order is below. Need help with an eviction in Los Angeles or San Francisco?  Contact the Law Office of David Piotrowski today.  Start the process of removing your bad tenant. Read Attorney Piotrowski’s landlord book: “California …
May 2014 General Order for Unlawful Detainer Cases in Los Angeles County Read More
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