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...properly served with written notice to pay rent or quit the premises of at least three days, and the tenant failed to pay rent or quit possession of the premises after expiration of the notice period. (Code Civ. Proc., § 1161...
...To the contrary, they say, after additional records were obtained from plaintiffs and from Pineda’s bank, Pineda realized that he had understated the amount of rent owed in the July notice, which is not fatal to an eviction action...
15 that “accepts three days” as sufficient notice to pay rent or perform and raise concern that three days “really flies by” and tenants “don’t have enough time” under the law. They explain that the additional 10 days provided...
...A successor owner or manager shall not serve a notice pursuant to paragraph (2) of Section 1161 of the Code of Civil Procedure or otherwise evict a tenant for nonpayment of rent that accrued during the period of noncompliance by...
...10, 12.) The appellate division found that because Reyes had “timely paid all rent due through the period covered by the three-day notice by deposit directly into Kruger’s bank account, . . . they had actually performed and were not in...
...10, 12.) The appellate division found that because Reyes had “timely paid all rent due through the period covered by the three-day notice by deposit directly into Kruger’s bank account, . . . they had actually performed and were not in...
...was entitled to serve a three-day notice when she did, and then pursue eviction when Appellants did not fully pay back rent within the three-day period after service of the notice. Unlawful detainer actions are governed by Code...
...On appeal, defendant contends section 1962, subdivision (c), bars a “successor owner” from instituting eviction proceedings based on nonpayment of rent during the period of statutory noncompliance and, in her case, plaintiff did not make the required disclosures in the...
...dwelling and do any of the other acts described in subdivision (a) within the period or periods prescribed therein, or within subdivision (c), if the notice of termination, rent increase, or other act, and any pleading or statement of issues...
...landlord, (c) refuses to perform the condition or covenant identified in the three-day notice, and (d) after the expiration of the three-day period, continues in possession of the leased premises without the permission of the landlord. If the...
...tenant has been properly served with written notice to pay rent or quit of no less than three days, and (4) the tenant’s default continues after the three-day notice period has elapsed. (Code Civ. Proc., § 1161, subd. (2...
...The clause broadly provides that the tenants “shall be responsible for all losses suffered by management and displaced tenants who anticipated taking occupancy at the end of the notice period, including attorney’s fees and costs.” Prometheus asserts, in conclusory...
...If a new purchaser intends to use the property as a primary residence, then the lease may be terminated, but the tenant has to receive 90 days' notice to vacate. [¶] So what we believe is that this provides an appropriate...
...these requirements is prohibited from serving a three-day notice to pay rent or quit or otherwise attempting to evict the tenant for nonpayment of rent that accrued during the period of noncompliance with these statutory requirements. (Ibid).) This court...
9 Cal.App.3d 167, 170-171 [acceptance of rent after the notice period expires may constitute a waiver of breach].) Even if a lease agreement contains an anti-waiver clause, a party’s conduct may, nonetheless, constitute waiver. (Gould...
...a rental housing unit under a month-to-month lease or periodic tenancy at the time the property is sold in foreclosure shall be given 90 days' written notice to quit pursuant to Section 1162 before the tenant or subtenant...
18 The intent was to preclude using the defense when the eviction was based on reasons other than domestic violence, and to allow a tenant-victim to defend against grounds for actions which relied on domestic violence acts to prove...
18 The intent was to preclude using the defense when the eviction was based on reasons other than domestic violence, and to allow a tenant-victim to defend against grounds for actions which relied on domestic violence acts to prove...