Civil Code 1954, also sometimes referred to as CC 1954, explains when and under what circumstances a landlord may enter a residential dwelling unit in California that is currently occupied by a tenant. The full text of Civil Code 1954 reads (text in bold for emphasis only and not part of original text): (a) A landlord …
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CCP 1161(3), otherwise known as California Code of Civil Procedure 1161(3), discusses the landlord’s right to terminate a tenancy due to the tenant breaching a term of the rental agreement other than non-payment of rent. (If the tenant is behind in the rent, the landlord would instead create and serve a CCP 1161(2) notice.) For …
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