Real Estate/Development
Nov. 8, 2016
Avoid common eviction pitfalls
Since unlawful detainer actions are considered summary proceedings, landlords who don't strictly comply with all statutory requirements will be required to start their eviction proceeding over. By Anna Liu
The first step in terminating a residential tenancy in California and the precursor to an unlawful detainer is properly serving a valid eviction notice. A procedural defect can render that eviction notice invalid causing the landlord to start over. Therefore, attorneys who draft such notices must pay attention to the details.
Some rent controlled jurisdictions require a landlord to have a "just cause" reason for evicting a resid...
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